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  2. Sep 17

    Water is period. It is very clear even with the current pandemic. The nexus is

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  3. Sep 16

    Absolutely delighted with how this lesson went today. Through a lens of (Clean Water & Sanitation) my class were developing their understanding and knowledge of converting fractions to percentages. In pairs, they created displays showing global access to clean water.

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  4. Sep 16

    Water is an essential resource for people and our food systems. 💧 Let’s investigate how can push progress on !

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  5. Sep 15

    "Water is constantly traveling on a never-ending journey and this is referred to the water cycle..." ~ Dr Fariha Lokman - MYS - Head of Facility / Lecturer, Universiti Teknologi MARA, speaking on - at the August 2021

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  6. Sep 17

    In 2020, 2 billion people lacked access to safe drinking . transformation can support . Getting to zero people without access to basic WASH services requires a people-centred approach. Right2Grow works to shift the power and get marginalised voices heard.

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  7. Sep 17

    Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference. By donating 1K only, you can sponsor clean drinking for a child for a year. Donate now at:

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  8. Sep 16

    ! You can still to participate in the development of the AIP Water Investment Scorecard at the second Pan-African Stakeholder Consultation from 14:00-16:30 CAT, on Zoom. Register:

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  9. Sep 16

    Kenya: This month, one of the largest solar-powered water desalination projects and the first of its kind in will be launched. It will deliver over 11,000 liters of hygienic drinking water per hour

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  10. Sep 19

    There is not enough data to know where or how much domestic or industrial wastewater is not being treated, putting billions of people at risk every day. Read the latest recommended actions, priority areas and progress towards SDG 6.3.1 targets 📘

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  11. Sep 19

    Let's join our hands and keep our surroundings clean Every clean up is more than just a clean-up! Why? Because you make a difference. When a pieace of litter is in your hands, it becomes your choice.

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  12. Sep 17

    What are the latest global data on water-use efficiency and ? Join the .4.1 and 6.4.2 indicators progress webinars in English, French, Spanish and Arabic organized by and from 22 to 30 September 2021! More info 👉

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  13. Sep 17

    Growing populations, expanding cities, climate change and an unsustainable use of resources are increasing water stress on rural communities transformation can increase access to clean drinking water, reduce water , and support 💧

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  14. Sep 17

    Reducing freshwater losses in can contribute 2 reducing environmental impacts & increasing security. Linking food‒land‒water production systems is crucial to end & achieve ‒ Sasha Koo-Oshima, Land & Water Division, FAO

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  15. Sep 17

    Our partner doing a pilot test of a 𝐆𝐄𝐍𝐀𝐐 𝐂𝐮𝐦𝐮𝐥𝐮𝐬 𝐂𝟓𝟎 with solar energy in a rural area of Madrid in a place with difficult access to drinking water. Thank you !💧💧

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  16. Sep 17

    Why do we need to monitor and assess the quality of water in the world's rivers, lakes and aquifers? Watch this 🎥 video to get the answer and learn more about the challenges we are facing to obtain data.

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  17. Sep 17

    There is a need for integration to achieve synergies between all the water needs to deliver the sustainable development goals.. more

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    Mark your calendar in case anyone is interested :-)

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  19. Sep 20

    Can you imagine this having the airtime it deserves? Wouldn't we be much more advanced with achieving (and beyond)? I'm not comparing or being controversial for the sake of it. I'm just wondering why and how we simply got accustomed to these tragic numbers. 🤔

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  20. Sep 22

    When children are forced to walk long distances for water, or get ill from drinking dirty water, they miss out on school. When their parents barely have enough clean water to drink, they are less able to grow food to eat or sell. 1/2

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  21. Sep 19

    Only 3% of the world’s water is freshwater and less than 1% is actually accessible for human consumption. We must urgently combat to protect the water we depend on. v/

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