Jakarta Aims to Be National Model for Disability-Friendly Cities
The Jakarta Provincial Government aims for the capital to become a national model in implementing disability-friendly public policies. This goal is driven by the development of inclusive services, from conception to entering the workforce, emphasizing urban development that ensures equal access and comfort for all citizens.
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