The “jamban systems” as coping to both of land use and climate change impacts in rural area

Abstract

Abstract The role and its contributed to “the jamban” as a system to water harvesting methods which considered was able to cope with climate and land-use change impact conventionally, chiefly to drought phenomena, and it would have become of one strategy to water supply type development in urban or rural areas. The aim of this research to explore and analysis of the role and its contribution to “the jamban” functions in their daily, so the direct observation and in-depth individual interview methods which is used to data collected, who at least 10 – 15 respondents as participatory of this research and it’s also to focus group discussion (FGD) with some of the personages in these activities, so the result of this research, shown that “the jamban” as a system, which is part of adaptation type development to climate and land-use change impacts, chiefly to the response of drought or water scarcity dynamically, alongside it used to local economic developed to meet a demand of family or community-scale in their daily, and indirectly it would be a sustainable paradigm at a local knowledge perspective in water conservation development at a local scale.