H.S. Hasibuan, B.N. Elizandri, F.W. Asrofani, and G.A.Y. Putra The limited supply of tap water has led to massive groundwater extraction in the coastal area of North Jakarta, resulting in severe land subsidence. Providing alternative and sustainable clean water sources is therefore critical to reducing groundwater dependency. Considering local climatological conditions, rainwater harvesting (RWH) technology...Read More

The Research Cluster on Sustainable Development, Built Environment, and Climate Change at Universitas Indonesia implemented a community engagement program in Muara Gembong focused on improving clean water access through the installation of Rainwater Harvesting (RWH) systems. This initiative aims to address water scarcity and environmental vulnerability in coastal areas by providing decentralized, climate-adaptive water infrastructure....Read More