World Water Week

Water pollution has worsened since the 1990s in the majority of rivers in Latin America, Africa and Asia. Good water quality, together with an adequate quantity of water, are essential for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals including goals for health, food security and water security.

Throughout all of next week, UN Environment will join UN Water's efforts to raise global awareness of this issue via social media.  

How can you contribute to water conservation and be a part of World Water Week?

HOW are you conserving water in your everyday life? Show your support by posing for a picture with your favourite tip on #NotWasting #wwweek. Tag UN Environment so we can share your contribution on social media.

SHARE simple tips and facts with friends and make green choices.

FOLLOW UN Environment's Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn accounts for # NotWasting #wwweek posts and you will learn more about simple things you can do to save water in your everyday life.  Engage by liking or reposting to your network. Have a look at UN Water’s Twitter account on Thursday 1 September from 15:00 to 16:30 Nairobi time when UN Environment will be taking over the account to post content about how each person can contribute to water conservation.

For more information about water realted issues, click here. Interested in more environmental topics and projects?  Visit UN Environment's website here.