Education

Water, the Blue Gold

The aim of this presentation is to raise awareness about the importance of water conservation through behavior change, recycling, and harvesting rainwater.

After going through this presentation, you will have become a Water Ambassador!

Download your guide to becoming a water ambassador, here!

 

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