World Water Day is celebrated on 22nd March every year. World Water Day is to raise awareness of the value of freshwater and promote the sustainable use of freshwater resources.
The essence of life is water. It is essential to human survival and supports ecosystems, industries, and agriculture. World Water Day promotes initiatives to improve water conservation, sanitation, and access to safe drinking water.
Water is essential, its quality and availability face many challenges such as:
Water Shortage: The water shortage is due to population growth, urbanization, and climate change. There is an increase in demand for freshwater. Long-term droughts lower the availability of freshwater for business, agriculture and consumption in most regions. Pollution of water: Water pollution is one of the main causes of diseases such as cholera, typhoid and dysentery. Quality of water is caused by manmade such as global warming, deforestation, plastic pollution etc. Impact of climate change: Climate change is one of the greatest problems to water security. It breaks off the water cycle causing droughts, floods, and irregular amounts of rainfall are more common.
Here are some of the actions taken to save water such as: Rainwater Harvesting:
Rainwater Harvesting is the process of storing and collecting rainwater for further use. It minimises rainwater, lowers water bills and reduces water shortage. It is sustainable, eco-friendly and helpful for groundwater recharging and domestic purposes.
Water Recycling and Desalination: To reduce water shortage, many countries utilise water recycling and desalination. Wastewater treatment plants purify reused water for industrial and agricultural uses, while desalination plants convert saltwater to drinking water. Community Education and Participation: Local community participation is essential in water conservation. School curricular campaigns, and activities like rainwater harvesting and water-saving appliances help in promoting the efficient use of water. Actions to take for water conservation
People can contribute to water conservation in small ways such as:
World Water Day is celebrated to make people aware of the importance of freshwater and to encourage sustainable water management.
World Water Day is celebrated on 22nd March every year.
We can involve in World Water Day by raising awareness about water conservation and by saving individual water consumption at home and workplaces.
We can solve water problems by promoting water conservations, improving water management and infrastructure, and restoring water sources.
The theme of World Water Day 2025 is 'Glacier Preservation'. This highlights the importance of glaciers in the water cycle which is important for sustaining life on earth.
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