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SDGs Media Compact Indonesia: Strengthening the Role of Media in Achieving SDGs Goals

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SDGs Media Compact Indonesia: Strengthening the Role of Media in Achieving SDGs Goals

JAKARTA, Dec 20, 2020 - (ACN Newswire) - The Ministry of National Development Planning/BAPPENAS together with the National Secretariat of SDGs Indonesia have launched the 'SDGs Media Compact Indonesia'. This Media Compact aims to increase the involvement and role of Indonesian mass media in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (TPB / SDGs).

SDGs Media Compact Indonesia: Strengthening the Role of Media in Achieving SDGs Goals

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