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Nusantara, Indonesia's planned capital in Borneo, is grappling with significant development challenges three years post-groundbreaking, including low civil servant relocation, water supply issues, and limited amenities. Critics point to environmental concerns and budget cuts by the new administration that threaten the ambitious $30 billion project, originally envisioned as an eco-friendly city. Despite these obstacles, some residents report improved quality of life, and tourist interest remains due to local attractions.