Most Indonesian Households Rely on Bottled Drinking Water

Adi Ahdiat 20/05/2024 14:50 WIB

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According to BPS data, the majority of Indonesian households used bottled water as their primary drinking water source in 2023.

Percentage of Indonesian Households by Drinking Water Source (2023)

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Percentage of Indonesian Households by Drinking Water Source (2023)

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According to data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), in 2023, the majority, or 40.64%, of Indonesian households used bottled water as their primary drinking water source.

Bottled water is water produced and distributed by a company in glass, bottle, or gallon packaging.

Another 17.07% of households drank well water (groundwater extracted using a pump, including from boreholes/artesian wells).

Approximately 15.26% drank from protected wells (groundwater extracted through a hole in the ground protected by a wall/cement).

Then 10.1% drank from protected springs (ground surface water that emerges naturally and is protected from wastewater, bathwater, washwater, and so on).

Only 8.92% drank piped water (water produced through a purification and sanitation process before being distributed to consumers, including metered piped water and retail piped water).

Meanwhile, 3.53% drank surface water (water from rivers/lakes, including that channeled through pipes or taken directly).

Another 2.41% still drank from unprotected wells, and 2.07% from unprotected springs.

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