World Water Day
Water Crisis
Reduce Your Footprint
UNICEF
Charity Water
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When is world water day?

March 22

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Which continent is most affected by water scarcity?

Africa

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Name one way you can reduce your water footprint.

We can reduce our water consumption by making small changes to our daily activities such as not watering our lawns as often and taking shorter showers, and we can replace inefficient products in our homes like clothes washers, toilets, faucets and showerheads.

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How many countries does UNICEF work in? 50, 190 or 120

190 countries

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What does charity: water do?

It helps developing countries gain access to clean water

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In what year was the first world water day celebrated?

1993

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Who is the most affected by water scarcity?

Women (Women and girls spend an estimated 200 million hours hauling water every day)

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How much water does the average person use per day?

80-100 gallons a day

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What does UNICEF stand for

United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund

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Is charity: water a transparent charity?

Yes, anyone can gain access to how charity: water spends their money

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What is the significance of World Water Day

Raises awareness of the 2.2 billion people living without access to safe water. It is about taking action to tackle the global water crisis

300

List 3 things that children miss out on when they lack clean water

  • Education

  • Clean clothes

  • Nutrition

  • Good health

  • Proper hygiene 

300

How can you help stop the water crisis?

Join clubs and organizations that help teach people what water scarcity is and how to help end water scarcity

300

Name 2 things UNICEF strives to provide

  • Child protection and inclusion 

  • Child survival 

  • Education 

  • Social policy -> equitable chance in life

  • Reach every child in emergency

  • Gender equality

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How was charity: water created?

It was created by a former club promoter, Scott Harrison who utilized his network to hold multiple fundraisers to raise many to help developing countries gain access to clean water

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