Analysis of mineral water quality based on SNI 3553:2015 and its consequences from legal perspectives

Lestari, Mega Fia; Al’Wahid, Muhammad Ilham; Fuady, Muhammad Ikram Nur; Yusriadi,; Riyandari, Baiq Amelia; Anisa, Devi Nur

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/1190/1/012041

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“…To ensure the target of sustainable development goal, intensive efforts are made by individuals, organizations, and governments worldwide. As a result, in 2022, more than 6 billion individuals will have access to the basic need of safe drinking water within their premises or at a distance of 250 meters (Lestari et al, 2023). Unfortunately, 2.2 billion people are still waiting for this basic human need near their homes and contamination-free.…”

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Access to Safe Drinking Water through Rural Water Supply Schemes: Evidence from District Muzaffargarh (Pakistan)

Ullah,

Afzal,

Zeeshan

et al. 2024

J. Asian Dev. Studies

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Access to adequate and safe drinking water is a basic human right, and its provision is the collective responsibility of governments, organizations, and communities. Improving the access and quality of safe water for drinking, domestic consumption, personal hygiene, and certain other situations has always been among the top priority goals of the government of Pakistan. The prime objectives are understanding access to safe drinking water through rural water supply schemes (RWSS) and its socio-economic status. Health impacts on the rural communities of district Muzaffargarh, this evaluative study approached fifteen rural water supply schemes. The primary data were collected from community members who were water consumers of rural water supply schemes (RWSS) and community-based organizations (CBOs) who manage the operation and maintenance of rural water supply schemes (RWSS). The study's findings indicated a significant association between safe drinking water and the social, economic, and health status of local community members who have the facility of rural water supply schemes. The findings also revealed that the water supply schemes have more sustainable and long functionality periods, where local community members are intensively involved in their operation and maintenance.

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confidence: 99%