Figure 1. Utia Suarma as one of the representative PolyUrbanWaters team Indonesia from the Faculty of Geography UGM present the case study of Sariharjo Village.
The PolyUrbanWaters project (www.polyurbanwaters.org) aims to generate scientific knowledge and develop practical tools that will enable rapidly growing urban areas in Southeast Asia to implement polycentric approaches to urban development and integrated, multi-sectoral water management. PolyUrbanWaters is a research and project network funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) that consists of academic institutions, municipalities, local and national government agencies, civil society and private-sector stakeholders from Indonesia, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and Germany.
The Indonesian Team consist of Faculty of Geography UGM, Department of Architecture and Planning (Faculty of Engineering UGM), Kota Kita, AKSANSI, Head of Sariharjo Village, and BAPPEDA of Sleman Regency.