代写论文:印度尼西亚安全用水
印尼是东南亚最大的国家,拥有2.55亿居民。尽管实现了千年发展目标(MDG),但约有30%的人口缺乏安全的水,超过1亿的居民缺乏卫生设施(印度尼西亚的水危机——在印度尼西亚| Water.org,2017年)。这增加了农业问题,抵抗疾病爆发,负担得起的儿童保育,食物的质量,以及由于缺乏清洁的水而引起的许多相互关联的问题。例如,在雅加达的Muara Angke沿海地区,人们习惯于在户外洗澡,因为缺乏管道水的可用性(雅加达的贫民窟与卫生设施抗争,2010年)。这些居民每天靠2美元生活,每天被迫以1美元的价格购买水,用于做饭和饮酒。此外,由于过度依赖它,以及在该地区和雅加达非法开采,越来越少的地下水使生活变得更加困难(Sherwell,2016)。输水管道可以让居民更舒服。
代写论文:印度尼西亚安全用水
Indonesia is the largest nation in South East Asia having 255 million inhabitants. Despite the introduction of Millennium Development Goals (MDG), about 30% of its population lacks access to safe water and more than 100 million of its inhabitants lack hygienic sanitation facilities (Indonesia Water Crisis – Clean Water in Indonesia | Water.org, 2017). This adds to the issues of agriculture, resistance to disease outbreak, affordable childcare, quality of food and a lot of interlinked issues that arise due to lack of clean water. For example, in the Muara Angke coastal region in Jakarta, people get used to bathing outdoors with murky water owing to the lack of piped water availability (Jakarta’s slums struggle with sanitation, 2010). The residents, living on $2 US dollars a day, are forced to buy water at $1 dollar a day for cooking and drinking. In addition, increasing scarcity of ground water owing to overreliance on it and illegal extraction across the region and in Jakarta makes life more difficult (Sherwell, 2016). Water pipeline is something that could make things more comfortable for the residents.