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Climate Change Effects
from Water Perspective

Global

Water Stress

(SDG indicator 6.4.2, 2021)
of the world’s renewable water resources is being withdrawn, after taking into account environmental flow requirements.

Drinking Water

(SDG indicator 6.1.1, 2022)
of the world’s population uses a safely managed drinking water service.

Hygiene

(SDG indicator 6.2.1b, 2022)
of the world’s population has a handwashing facility with soap and water available at home.

Water Quality

(SDG indicator 6.3.2, 2023)
of the world’s monitored water bodies has good ambient water quality.

Water Management

(SDG indicator 6.5.1, 2023)
is the degree of implementation of integrated water resources management (IWRM) at the global level.

Ecosystems

(SDG 6 indicator 6.6.1, 2020)
of the world’s water basins is experiencing rapid changes in the area covered by surface waters.

Indonesia

Water Stress

(SDG indicator 6.4.2, 2021)
of the Indonesia’s renewable water resources is being withdrawn, after taking into account environmental flow requirements.

Drinking Water

(SDG indicator 6.1.1, 2022)
of the population in Indonesia uses a safely managed drinking water service.

Hygiene

(SDG indicator 6.2.1b, 2022)
of the population has a handwashing facility with soap and water available at home.

Water Quality

(SDG indicator 6.3.2, 2023)
of monitored water bodies in Indonesia has good ambient water quality.

Water Management

(SDG indicator 6.5.1, 2023)
is the degree of implementation of integrated water resources management (IWRM) in Indonesia perspective.

Ecosystems

(SDG 6 indicator 6.6.1, 2020)
of the water basins in Indonesia is experiencing rapid changes in the area covered by surface waters.

Climate change is altering global runoff patterns, leading to more extreme flooding and drought events.

Climate change is altering infiltration rates due to changes in precipitation patterns and soil conditions.

Climate change is increasing evaporation rates due to rising temperatures.

Climate change is increasing evapotranspiration rates due to rising temperatures and intensified water cycle.

Climate change is altering global precipitation patterns, leading to more extreme weather events.

How It Affects
Water Cycle

Precitipation

Intensifying the hydrological cycle, leading to increased precipitation intensity and shifts in patterns.

Infiltration

Climate change is altering infiltration rates due to changes in precipitation patterns and soil conditions.

Runoff

Altering water runoff patterns, leading to more frequent and intense floods and decreased runoff due to droughts.

Evaporation

Changes in precipitation, water availability, and atmospheric moisture which intensifying evaporation rates.

Evapotranspiration

Climate change rises temperatures, which increase the evaporation of water from land and water bodies.

Sea Water Level

As the Earth’s temperature increases, glaciers and ice sheets melt, adding more water to the oceans.

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