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Water is essential for human life, making up 60% of the human body and 70% of the brain. Access to clean water is a basic human right, yet over 1 billion people still lack access to clean water and that number is projected to rise to 2 billion by 2050. Ensuring access to clean water can dramatically improve health outcomes and opportunities for education, especially for women and children in developing nations.
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Water is...
- 1. Water is
- 2. Water is 60% of your body.
- 3. Water is 70% of your brain.
- 4. Water is 82% of your blood.
- 5. Water is a human right. -United Nations, July 2010
- 6. The WHO sets 50 liters per person per day as a minimum for drinking and hygiene. Americans use 575 liters. Japanese use 373 liters. Many in West Africa survive on less than 5 liters.
- 7. Your home electricity requires 1,000 liters a day to generate.
- 8. Your daily food requires 2,000 liters of water a day to produce.
- 9. Japan imports 420 million liters of mineral water a year.
- 10. Japans yearly food imports need 64 trillion liters of water to produce.
- 11. Until recently, few Japanese had experienced water insecurity.
- 12. 30 kgs =60 500ml over PET bottles But 1 billion people struggle to get water every day.
- 13. 100 million girls and women walk hours a day to fetch water for 500 million family members.
- 14. 1 in 6 people in the world lack access to clean water.
- 15. Today there are 1.1 billion people who dont have clean water. By 2050, there may be 2 billion.
- 16. Half of the worlds hospital beds are occupied by people made sick by unclean water.
- 17. A child dies of a water-related disease every 15 seconds.
- 18. It is unacceptable that children die of diarrhea in the 21st century. -Melinda Gates
- 19. Of all the different things that keep people in a death spiral of extreme poverty, water is so huge. And it doesn't have to be. -Matt Damon
- 20. Six hours of sunlight disinfects water.
- 21. Clean water dramatically decreases infant mortality rates.
- 22. Clean water means healthier children and more independent mothers.
- 23. A new well means a girl cango to school, rather than fetch water for her family.
- 25. Credits Portions of this presentation inspired by Thirst by Jeff Brenman of Apollo Ideas (www.apolloideas.com) used by permission. Photos by Fredinand Reus: 際際滷s 5, 6, 9, 13, 17, 18, 20. Used by permission.
- 26. Read more For sources and further reading visit: www.mizuproject.org/water-is/