A survey on drinking water preferences and point of use water treatment systems in Adana, Turkey

Aydın, Rozelin; Şirin, Sema

doi:10.5004/dwt.2020.25014

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“…This makes respondents change their primary drinking water supply to other sources. From the same previous research about drinking water preferences, it was found that there was a statistically significant relationship between drinking water preference and economic condition [31]. It proved that the reason the respondents changed their primary source of drinking water was based on economic downturn.…”

Section: Change In Drinking Water Sourcesmentioning

confidence: 68%

Self-Supply Service Level Assessment as Drinking Water Source in Bekasi City (Case Study: Jatiluhur, Sumur Batu, and Jatirangga Villages)

2021

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Drinking water sources derived from groundwater using selfsupply approaches are widely used in Bekasi City because only 26.8% of households are connected to the piped distribution. These self-supplied water systems can be assessed to determine how people choose a better drinking source. Therefore, this study aims to assess the service level attributes of self-supply, including accessibility, availability, and quality. A longitudinal monitoring method by means of a monthly survey to respondents was used to mens perceptions of taste, smell, color, availability, and safety. The results on both household and citywide scale showed boreholes were perceived to deliver a high service level. On the household scale, 93% of boreholes user got ‘high’ score for water service assessment, while dug wells were only 76%. During the 8 months survey, it was shown that 45% of respondents change their main source of drinking water from self-supply to other source for several reasons. Therefore, this study is expected to provide an overview related to the resilience of selfsupply drinking water for a certain period.

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Section: Change In Drinking Water Sourcesmentioning

confidence: 68%

Self-Supply Service Level Assessment as Drinking Water Source in Bekasi City (Case Study: Jatiluhur, Sumur Batu, and Jatirangga Villages)

2021

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Navigating Clean Water Scarcity: Assessing Household Behaviour of Clean Water Treatment and Storage in Tallo, Makassar

Muftiah Ridjal,

Dewi,

Febriany

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Tallo is one of the sub-districts in Makassar that is experiencing water scarcity, leading the community to use the available water sources, such as dug wells and rainwater. This study aims to evaluate the behavior of people in Tallo who lack clean water access in terms of clean water treatment and storage after socialization, installation of Rainwater Harvesting (RWH), and subsidy of ceramic clay water filters. This was descriptive research with the number of samples was 98 beneficiaries selected by purposive sampling. The results revealed that the beneficiaries performed behavioral changes in water treatment and storage after the various interventions. It may encourage the government sectors to provide an appropriate water supply for Tallo and become a proper example that can be implemented in areas experiencing a clean water crisis.

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A survey on drinking water preferences and point of use water treatment systems in Adana, Turkey

Cited by 2 publications

References 10 publications

Self-Supply Service Level Assessment as Drinking Water Source in Bekasi City (Case Study: Jatiluhur, Sumur Batu, and Jatirangga Villages)

Self-Supply Service Level Assessment as Drinking Water Source in Bekasi City (Case Study: Jatiluhur, Sumur Batu, and Jatirangga Villages)

Navigating Clean Water Scarcity: Assessing Household Behaviour of Clean Water Treatment and Storage in Tallo, Makassar

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