Making water impossible to ignore | WaterAid
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From the UK to Sweden to Japan, we've been making the power of water impossible to ignore. We are WaterAid and we’re changing the world through water. Find out more: https://www.wateraid.org/uk/stories/c... Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_... Visit our website: wateraid.org/uk Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/WaterAid Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/wateraid Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/WaterAidUK
Want to know facts about water? You've come to the right place. We're giving you the bite sized lowdown on water usage, climate change, gender equality and more.
The 'WaterAid Explains' series answers some commonly asked questions such as "why do we talk about toilets?" or "what has water got to do with gender equality?" Have a watch and let us know in the comments if there are any other topics you would like to see tackled in 'WaterAid Explains'.
Watch our series of short videos to find out a little more about the technology we use in some of the places where we work. We explain how a simple toilet can create valuable fertiliser, how to make your own tap for hand washing when you don't have one and how water is extracted from deep underground in deserts! Some of the technology we use is very high tech and requires lots of machines and others are very simple. Have a watch and let us know your thoughts!
Learn all about the surprising stories behind the everyday objects we just can't live without. In each episode chef and author Melissa Hemsley is joined by a special guest who brings along their very necessary object. Think Desert Island Discs, but for things! Vick Hope, Rachel Ama, Anna Jones, Cel Spellman and AJ Odudu will join us for five episodes released every other week from Thursday 20 May. Subscribe to keep up to date! Very Necessary is a brand new podcast brought to you by WaterAid. Find out more at www.wateraid.org
9 hours of relaxing water scenes from around world. Clean water doesn’t just soothe and relax. It empowers women and girls, it gives children an education, it improves healthcare and helps business to thrive. Communities that are more productive and resilient because of these things can rise out of poverty. That's the water effect. https://www.wateraid.org/ukt

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