Full Report - Feasibility Study KSCS K-Exim

["Feasibility Study for Karian \u2013 Serpong Raw Water Conveyance System (KSCS), Indonesia 11.7 Expected benefits 11.7.1 Expected benefits for the recipient country Expected benefits for regions including Serpong WTP service areas (West Jakarta, Tangerang city, South Tangerang city), Parung Panjang WTP service area (Bogor regency), Solear WTP service area (Tangerang regency), Rangkas Bitung and Maja WTPs service area (Lebak regency), and the project area (Lebak and Tangerang regencies) are as follows: \u2219 To meet the growing demand for domestic and industrial water in rapidly urbanized and industrialized regions \u2219 To improve the living environment through a safe and clean water supply \u2219 To boost industrial complexes located in the service areas through a stable supply of water \u2219 To help create jobs for residents in the construction area \u2219 To establish infrastructure for a stable production and supply of water \u2219 To attract investment led by construction of infrastructure and contribute to the country\u2019s sustainable growth and continuous implementation of national strategic plans 11.7.2 Expected benefits for the donor country \u2219 To strengthen friendly cooperative relations through bilateral exchanges \u2219 To enhance the reputation of South Korea\u2019s water supply projects and the nation\u2019s status through the transfer of its advanced technology \u2219 To lay the foundation for bilateral cooperation in related industries and to promote bilateral trade \u2219 To enhance the effectiveness of the official development aid (ODA) of the South Korean government and its Exim Bank. 11.8 Final conclusion The feasibility of the project for the Karian \u2013 Serpong Conveyance System under the EDPF has been reviewed through technical, economic, political and environmental analyses. The results of the analyses show the project plan needs to be modified technically and a number of factors related to socio-economic effect need to be settled, all of which can be solved well. Both the Indonesian and South Korean government officials are well aware of the urgency of this project as well as the need for promoting technical exchanges and friendly relationship between the two countries through the implementation of this project. Therefore, it is economically, politically feasible and imperative to implement this project. 11-14"]