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- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 classification C3.
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 date "2023".
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 language "eng".
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 type conference.
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 subject "Social Sciences".
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 presentedAt urn:uuid:42a9c2fc-567b-4466-9370-5cb7b7b7e359.
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 abstract "Using multiple water sources, such as rainwater and recycled greywater, alongside freshwater can help protect freshwater resources. To investigate the impact of perceived water scarcity on people's willingness to reduce tap water consumption and increase the usage of rain and recycled greywater, we conducted an online survey with 2,623 participants in Belgium. The survey assessed participants' willingness to use three different water sources (tap water, rainwater, recycled greywater) for various household activities. The results showed that the acceptance of alternative water sources varied depending on the activity, with recycled greywater being more accepted for home cleaning and toilet flushing, while rainwater was preferred for cooking and showering. Sequential regression analysis was employed to examine the effects of risk appraisal, coping appraisal, moral obligation, and socio-demographic factors on the willingness to use each water source. The analysis revealed that self-efficacy, moral obligation, perceived future water scarcity, age, gender, and education significantly influenced the willingness to use recycled greywater. Perceived water scarcity, self-efficacy, and socio-demographic factors affected the willingness to use rainwater and greywater. However, the willingness to conserve tap water was primarily influenced by self-efficacy rather than risk appraisal. Overall, these findings highlight the potential of promoting alternative water sources, specifically recycled greywater, at the household level to alleviate pressure on freshwater distribution, given the importance of self-efficacy as a driving factor for intentions and behaviours.".
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 author 1cb33beb-6cbd-11eb-8a65-91ced44c9bf2.
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 author FB46B406-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 dateCreated "2023-11-30T13:18:25Z".
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 dateModified "2024-10-29T18:41:17Z".
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 name "Exploring household acceptance of rainwater and recycled greywater : towards sustainable water practices".
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 pagination urn:uuid:68128497-c813-41b9-ba4e-cd024b3b0cc4.
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 sameAs LU-01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2.
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 sourceOrganization urn:uuid:74ed8919-ad0a-44c6-a40e-14e936250b01.
- 01HGG62VM9SZDTSSHSK7J042F2 type C3.