• Quality of water and water related ecosystems is monitored, maintained, and improved
• The water balance (water quantity ) of water related ecosystem, including groundwater dependent, is monitored and maintained.

• Proportion of population having access to adequate and equitable safely managed sanitation services is increased

• Water supply for economic and development activities across all sectors is secure, reliable and sustainably used.
• Water-use efficiency in economic and development activities is improved and sustainable withdrawal and supply of freshwater is ensured.
• Wastewater from industrial activities or other economic and development activities is safely treated, recycling is increased and safely reused
• Sustainable water practices by economic and development activities are promoted and implemented.

• Mortalities and the number of people affected by water-related disasters is significantly reduced
• Economic losses due to water-related disasters are reduced
• The risks of water-related disasters are addressed through integrated plans and strategies, monitoring systems and preparedness

• Enabling environment such as water resources policy, law(s), plans, regulations, or similar, at the national and/or sub-national levels, are developed within GESI principles and implemented.
• A collaboration mechanism for public, community and multi-stakeholder participation in water resources development, management and decision making that addresses inequalities is established.
• Innovation and research on infrastructure, climate change adaptation, and resilience and sustainable environment technology in water related infrastructure and management is undertaken, developed and implemented

Driven by the members of Indonesia Water Coalition (IWC), momentum has been created to support joint action and contribute to water security in West-Java. West-Java is the center of economic development of Indonesia and consists of a densely populated area where the impacts of population growth, economic development and climate change are affecting millions. The objective of this project is to build awareness and capacity for increasing business and community resilience to impacts of climate change, population growth and economic development on water resources in water-stressed basins in West-Java.

The Indonesia Water Coalition envisions itself to be at the steering wheel towards good practices on water at site and catchment level and building a community of practice that drives good water stewardship for resilient cities in West-Java. It is an organized, multi stakeholder partnership of leading public, private and other actors with the common objective to actively support the civil society and government in achieving water security and sustainability of the water resources and promoting collective action.

The project aims to enable and create leverage for public-private partnerships through capacity building and strategy development on water stewardship. AWS Indonesia has been enabled to become a trusted member of the IWC through the support of AWP.

1. Increased awareness and capacity of the Indonesia Water Coalition members and key stakeholders on climate resilience in water-stressed basins in West-Java by promoting the AWS Standard and good water stewardship.
2. A capacitated and trusted Coalition that positions itself at the steering wheel towards good water stewardship for resilient cities in West-Java through a growing community of practice and joint action on water.