WHY NOW
Greater Jakarta imports its resilience
32.6 million people, growing 1.4% a year — and the periphery carries the deficit.
The 2030–2045 climate window will not wait: resilience has to be built inside the neighborhood, not delivered after the emergency begins.
98%
of Jakarta’s FOOD arrives from outside the province. Local farms cover about 2%. Disruption at upstream delays delivery for days.
81%
of Jakarta’s raw WATER travels one canal from Jatiluhur. Piped coverage: Jakarta 80%, Bekasi 40%, Depok 23%, South Tangerang 20%.
8,5
hours of average ENERGY outage per customer in 2025, up from 5.3 hours in 2024. When the grid drops, community food and water stop with it.
853,000
PEOPLE below the poverty line in Bodetabek’s West Java districts — nearly twice Jakarta’s count, in the corridor where water and farmland are thinnest.