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Illustration of linkage of core and peri-urban areas in the context of metropolitan area.

Illustration of linkage of core and peri-urban areas in the context of metropolitan area.

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Figure 1. Illustration of linkage of core and peri-urban areas in the...
Table 1 . Metropolitan in Indonesia.
Figure 2. Water source in peri-urban areas.
Figure 3. Average of service coverage of public water supply provision...
Water supply provision characteristics based on its spatial variation...
Water supply provision characteristics in peri-urban area
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  • Nov 2018
Water infrastructure is a very important infrastructure in improving the quality of life. Given the importance of water infrastructure, the Government of Indonesia has set a target of 100% access to drinking water by 2019. Despite the target set, there are many areas in which the condition of water infrastructure is below standard. In term of metro...
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... this study, peri-urban area is determined as a city or regency that is not categorized as the core area. Each metropolitan has its own core area surrounded by several peri-urban areas as illustrated in Figure 1. Peri-urban Source: [7] 3. Methods The research method is based on a quantitative approach using two main methods. ...

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