Overview
For the implementation of some of the policy development and field activities, PERPAMSI works close together with other key institutions within the Water Sector. Please find below some details of some of the Partner Institutions of PERPAMSI.

Goals. FORKAMI intended to provide a dialog mechanism among all stakeholders, which can guarantee an efficient and effective cooperation to achieve the goal of safe and healthy drinking water supply service for the community.

Mission.
• Create a platform for information exchange for all the stakeholders in drinking water quality management,
• Mediate in between the stakeholders to solve the problems arising in water quality management,
• Provide advice and relevant information to institutions and decisions makers on the development and implementation of policies and strategies.

Members. Currently, FORKAMI’s members consist of individuals working in the field of drinking water quality management, professionals and experts who are independent, based on a non-bireaucratic status.

Contact information.
• Contact persons: Drs. Abdullah Muthalib, MM (chairman) and Job Supangkat (secretary)
• Address: Jalan Percetakan Negara No. 29 Ged. D LT. 3, Jakarta 10560, Indonesia
• Email: forkami@cbn.net.id

KAI (Kemitraan Air Indonesia)

General information.The Indonesian Water Forum II was conducted during the celebration of the World Water Day, March 21, 2002 at Sapta Taruna Meeting Room of Ministry of Settlement and Regional Infrastructure. This event was attended by some 200 persons consisting of representatives of NGO (Non Government Organization), university/academia, profesional organizations, users, experts, consultants, contractors and central and provincial government institutions. Indonesian Water Forum II also agreed to form an Indonesian Water Partnership (IWP). Source of fund for operation of IWP will come from member contributions and from domestic as well as foreign sponsors.

Goals. Indonesian Water Partnership is aims to establish synergy and cooperation among government institutions, communities, professional organizations, academia, NGOs and other stakeholders related to water to establish a common direction for future efforts which will be carried out either in partnership or independently by the partners according to their respective missions. The objective is realize the benefits of sustaining water for human welfare and that the use of ecosystems are performed in efficiently and sustainably.

Expected outputs. A functioning independent organization to effect synergy and cooperation among government institutions, communities, professional organizations, academia, NGOs and other stakeholders related to water with a common concern and commitment to integrated water resources management and the sustainable management of water resources. At the of the year IWP will produce a proceeding of a national IWRM workshop held on May 2001 and a report on Dialog on Effective Water Governance and some brochures on water information materials to disseminate information on water issues.

Members. These consist of representatives of government and non-government institutions, private institutions, professional organizations, individuals, academia, and interested observers that are related to water. It is multi-disciplinary, multi-sectoral and cross-regional in nature:
• It is not an integration of existing organizations. Each member has its own autonomy and still free to carry out its own programs.
• It is not a government organization and its function is to coordinate, synchronize and facilitate activities of its members.
• No need to be a full structured organization but with a permanent secretariat with a term of 3 years.
• The Indonesian Water Partnership is formed by all component of stakeholders of water resources.

Contact information.
• Contact person: Marhuarar Napitupulu, Secretary General of Indonesian Water Partnership (IWP)
• Address: Kompleks Dep. Kimpraswil, Jalan Pattimura No 20/7, Gd.IX, Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta Selatan 12110, Indonesia
• Phone/Fax: (62) 21-739 8604
• Email: sekretariat@inawater.com or s_sutardi@hotmail.com

IATPI (Ikatan Ahli Teknik Penyehatan Lingkungan Indonesia)

General information. Ikatan Ahli Teknik Penyehatan dan Teknik Lingkungan Indonesia (IATPI) or the Indonesia Society of Sanitary and Environmental Engineers was formed in October of 1997 by a group of alumni of the Sanitary Engineering Department of the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB – Institut Teknologi Bandung). Senior environmental engineering professors, like Prof. Dr. Ir. Soepangat Soemarto, MSc; Dr. Ir. Benny Chatib, MSc; and Ir. Hidayat Notosugondo are among the founding members.

Mission. IATPI’s founding members strongly believe that sanitary and environmental engineering are professional disciplines that are critical and strategic for Indonesia’s national development. This conviction is evident in IATPI’s primary mission to commit itself to through active participation in national development in general and specifically in the fields of sanitary and environmental engineering.

Members. Currently, IATPI’s membership includes more than 1000 sanitary and environmental engineering professionals residing in 26 provinces, working in various governmental, private, academic, and research organizations.

Activities. Activities that have been undertaken by IATPI include voluntary social services to develop clean water facilities for villages; and national and international seminars on solid waste, urban drinking water, and other similar topics. IATPI has also actively assisted the government in developing national policies on urban environmental planning, such as clean water, drainage, solid waste and special planning.

Contact information.
• Contact persons: Mr. Zafar Idham (chairman) and Mr. Poedjastanto (secretary-general)
• Address: Jalan RS Fatmawati No. 53, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia
• Phone: (62) 21-7590 5702
• Fax: (62) 21-7581 6337
• Email: iatpi@egroups.com