Water-Food Nexus in Citarum Watershed, Indonesia

Lubis, Rachmat Fajar; Delinom, Robert M.; Martosuparno, Sudaryanto; Bakti, Hendra

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/118/1/012023

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“…Firstly, higher population growth will increase the need for land for settlements and industries. This will lead to a conversion of land use from agricultural land to other uses [87,88]. As a result, agricultural land will be exploited beyond its carrying capacity, and agricultural practices are not environmentally friendly [66,79,89], causing land degradation, erosion, sedimentation, and reducing water resources [46,79,87].…”

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“…This will lead to a conversion of land use from agricultural land to other uses [87,88]. As a result, agricultural land will be exploited beyond its carrying capacity, and agricultural practices are not environmentally friendly [66,79,89], causing land degradation, erosion, sedimentation, and reducing water resources [46,79,87]. In the end, it will reduce water availability significantly, especially during the dry season [66].…”

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Toward Water, Energy, and Food Security in Rural Indonesia: A Review

Nugroho¹,

Indrawati²,

Wahyuningrum³

et al. 2022

Water

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Indonesia is an archipelago with significant variations in natural resources, infrastructure, socioeconomic, culture, human resource capacity, accessibility, and access to financial and technical assistance. In this situation, integrated and unique efforts are needed to manage natural resources and build synergy between their protection and utilization to achieve water, energy, and food (WEF) security in accordance with the SDG targets. This paper analyzes the implementations of the WEF nexus in rural Indonesia by examining existing legal frameworks and other related policies, journals, textbooks, and publications. We explore factors influencing the success and failure of the implementation of the WEF nexus approaches from technical, socioeconomic, cultural, political, and institutional perspectives of the rural development framework.

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Section: Constraints and Strategy Of Implementing Nexus Approach In W...mentioning

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Toward Water, Energy, and Food Security in Rural Indonesia: A Review

Nugroho¹,

Indrawati²,

Wahyuningrum³

et al. 2022

Water

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“…The river's length is around 300 km, and its basin covers 5960 km 2 [2], [3]. During the last 30 years, the Upper Citarum Basin has experienced rapid development, which has led to an increase in water extraction and land conversion from green or conservation areas to open or developed ones [4]- [6]. This affected the run-off production from that basin during periods of rainfall.…”

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Trend Analysis of Rainfall, Land Cover, and Flow Discharge in the Citarum Hulu–Majalaya Basin

Rizaldi¹,

Kusuma²,

Kuntoro³

et al. 2022

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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Floods and drought have been essential aspects of the water issue for over the past 50 years. Several studies have found that they are caused by massive land cover and climate changes. Many climate change studies have been conducted to establish their characteristics using historical data. However, land cover change is a human need that inevitably has to be undertaken to improve the standard of living. Changes in land cover affect the response of land to rainfall, which inevitably affect the amount of run-off generated into rivers. Discharge, land cover, and rainfall are variables that are related to each other. By understanding one variable, we can understand the condition of others, which can describe the situation of the catchment area. This study aims to determine the rain, land cover, and discharge trends in the Citarum Hulu -Majalaya Basin. The historical data obtained by the ground station were used to analyze the rainfall and discharge. A hydrology model was used to establish the change in the land cover parameters, specifically a semi-distributed SWAT model. The non-parametric Mann-Kendall test was employed for the trend analysis and was applied to the annual maximum rainfall and discharge data and the curve number (CN) values. The results show the three are positive trends in maximum rainfall and CN value which affect the discharge value.

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“…In this context, the WF Nexus arises from an approach that promotes natural resource management’s interconnection and the importance of guaranteeing universal rights to these resources [ 8 ]. Therefore, new methods are designed for scenario predictions such as adaptation and mitigation simulating water and food security proposals for good governance [ 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 ].…”

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“…The WF Nexus is a complex concept often used in the comprehensive study and management of global resource (water and food) systems [ 10 , 33 ]. The complexity of the nexus promoted several models to understand its scope better [ 22 , 34 ].…”

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Water–Food Nexus Assessment in Agriculture: A Systematic Review

Corona-López

Román‐Gutiérrez

Otazo-Sánchez

et al. 2021

IJERPH

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The Water–Food Nexus (WF) has been proposed to reach equitable, balanced, and sustainable access to water and food resources in the face of the growing population demand. Therefore, developing models to assess them has become more relevant. This work systematically reviews the literature on the tools used to evaluate water and food resources between 2002 and 2020. Furthermore, it reports a critical analysis of the software used to assess the WF Nexus quantitatively. The models analyzed were Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Common Agricultural Policy Regional Impact (CAPRI), Global Food and Water System (GFWS), Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT), Water Evaluation And Planning system (WEAP), and Soil Water Atmosphere Plant (SWAP). We deduced that the following are necessary in evaluating the WF Nexus: (1) the capacity to generate future scenarios, (2) a global application, and (3) the application in case studies. The present paper is the first review to provide an overview of the software applied to evaluate WF Nexus, including the advantages and disadvantages of the tools found. They can help build sustainability criteria when designing policies that reduce water and food security risks and promote efficient water and food use.

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Water-Food Nexus in Citarum Watershed, Indonesia

Cited by 6 publications

References 8 publications

Toward Water, Energy, and Food Security in Rural Indonesia: A Review

Toward Water, Energy, and Food Security in Rural Indonesia: A Review

Trend Analysis of Rainfall, Land Cover, and Flow Discharge in the Citarum Hulu–Majalaya Basin

Water–Food Nexus Assessment in Agriculture: A Systematic Review

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