Climate change and ongoing drought conditions are affecting our most precious resource \u2013 access to fresh water. Taking steps to save water has become a priority in many households. March is National Water Month in some countries, which makes it the perfect time to step up your water saving efforts, at home and at work.<\/p>\n
Water is a Human Right<\/strong><\/p>\n Many of us are lucky enough to turn on a tap any time we want, without a second thought. However, there are still millions of people all over the world who don\u2019t have easy access to safe, clean drinking water. We all need water to survive and thrive \u2013 and a water shortage is everybody\u2019s problem.<\/p>\n Celebrate World Water Day<\/strong><\/p>\n March 22 is World Water Day. This is a day created by the United Nations, to highlight the importance of fresh water.<\/p>\n The theme for World Water Day 2019 is \u201cLeaving No One Behind\u201d. This means paying attention to marginalised groups, like refugees, indigenous peoples, disabled people and those living in poverty, who are often overlooked.<\/p>\n Visit the official World Water Day<\/u> website to find out about local events and resources, so you can get involved and help to make a difference.<\/p>\n Top Water Saving Tips<\/strong><\/p>\n Make this your month to start getting into some good water saving habits, at home and at work.<\/p>\n At home:<\/strong><\/p>\n