OUTreach/ Indonesia Considers Leadership for Water Security
/Surabaya, Indonesia - 21 May 2014. Indonesia's Minister of Public Works Djoko Kirmanto opened the Stakeholder Forum for the Indonesia International Water Week in 2015 with a plea to explore innovative approaches to increasing Indonesia's water security in all five key dimensions (household, economic, urban, environmental, and resilience). Among the invited speakers, Wouter T. Lincklaen Arriëns, Leadership Coach at UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education and TransformationFirst.Asia Pte Ltd prompted the participants to discover investments in leadership development as the least-cost solution to Indonesia's water security challenges, arguing that leaders who have learned to work effectively across boundaries will be able to development partnerships to find and implement the necessary creative solutions more cost-effectively and efficiently.
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