Re-imagining a water system in a semi-arid city through socio-ecological construct. The paper aims to promote this analysis and initiative as an experiment that can be asserted from on-site, grassroot interventions to achieve the long-term conservation goals. The community and environment seeks contributions that can help bring the idea into action.

This project is an attempt along a water system that strategically enables diverse communities and stakeholders with a configuration that re-conceptualizes the pattern of ground and water system from an individual level to local level that connects to city level, while forming modern myths and rituals to find a balance between what is lost and what can be achieved.

Land owned by nature is the land of Indigenous people, be it forest, river, or the barrens. The establishment of other communities and external political influences have disregarded their association and practices towards their land. Diminishing culture as the major consequence results in environmental and rural landscape degradation.