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The multicultural influence on urban development has fundamentally altered the perception of the river and led to its contamination in Indonesia, progressively polluting reservoir basins and risking the subsurface aquifer. We need a fundamental transformation in both tangible and intangible aspects. De la Bellacasa (2017) frames care as a situated and committed form of a

The discourse on urbanism in Indonesia is still in its infancy. Existing development disparities and difficulties between urban and rural areas motivate people to migrate to large cities in search of opportunities. As a result, urban growth has been dispersed, making settlement supply challenging and forcing people to reside in desakotas, which are urban residual spaces