A Review on Household Water End-Use Consumption to Mitigate the Urban Water Crisis: Insight from Various Cities in Indonesia

Abstract

The present paper reviews the recent perspectives of end-use studies as a part of urban water crisis mitigation within the past decade in various regions in Indonesia. The paper integrates a critical review of water-end use consumption from five major islands in Indonesia. Comparative methods were used to determine the domestic water consumption behaviour from the collected data from 2013 to 2020. Furthermore, the collected data were classified into two major groups (i.e., regions on Java Island and regions on non-Java Island). At the end, this review reflected a different pattern between domestic water consumption in various socio-economic regions in Indonesia and expected to provide strategies that could be used to mitigate the urban water crisis in the future.

Identification of the Influence of Socio, Demographic, and Economic Factors on Domestic Water Consumption Patterns (A Case Study: Bandar Lampung City, Indonesia)

“…Currently, information related to urban water consumption in Indonesia is minimal and focuses on cities on Java Island (Hasbiah & Kurniasih, 2019;Ali et al, 2018) and Bali Island (Mohan, 2021) with the aim of research to solve water crisis problems what happened. This problem of water security can be prevented if the potential availability of water and the determinant factors that affect water consumption in a city can be known in advance (Azizah et al, 2022). This information will be the basis for the government's sustainable urban water management policies.…”