Cluntang Village community service projects, sub-district Mussuk, Boyolali district, to improve the trail to the springs below the ravine on the slopes of Mount Merapi.

 Subdistrict Mussuk administratively included in the district of Boyolali, located on the slopes of Mount Merapi. In the District has the potential enemy of the scarcity of water makes the water tank in every home.
Most of the villages of the total number of 20 villages inside the enemy of the District can not be served by public water utilities in terms of meeting the needs of clean water. In District Pusporenggo enemy of the village and the village only enemy of the get service from the taps. According to PDAM villages inaccessible due to the contour of the land ministry in hilly areas unserved. While the residential areas or villages are unserved is located at a position higher than the existing water sources. So as to distribute the water needed special facilities such as pumps, reservoirs, resulting in water production cost is high.
Because the service only reaches a fraction PDAM District enemy of good, the Village and the enemy of Pusporenggo, practically, the people outside the two areas should be working on independently. Several alternatives conducted by the community in its efforts to meet the needs of clean water is to: • Create a rain water tank.
• Purchase of water being sold by certain parties to use tankers.
• Utilize water source on the slopes of Mount Merapi.
• Use water from existing water sources in the area of ​​village / local hamlet.
• Make a well dug.
• Buying the rights to the springs.
• Utilize the assistance provided by other agencies and governments.

Effort to fulfill the water by the enemy of the people in the subdistrict of change, especially changes in 1996 where people in some villages initiative to multiply the water sources that have relatively large discharge into residential areas by utilizing the effect of gravity. While the steps taken by governments to address the scarcity condition that usually happens, is still a step that is temporary in nature, and yet covers the practical efforts, towards the maintenance of environmental sustainability.

Conditions such as these to date perceived by the villagers of a geologically cluntang directly adjacent to the Mount Merapi. efforts were made by people to obtain a water source to provide for the family.