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Act For Water is a teen-lead non-profit organisation from Delhi. Click here to know more about us.
Values
We help save water by creating awareness through campaigns that provide methods of prevention for the almost inevitable water crisis.
Read MoreVision
We envision the world as a place where there is an abundance of clean water for everyone in this world. We fight for water conservation and against water scarcity.
Read MoreMission
Our mission is to help save water for the future by foreseeing the consequences and acting against them today. We want to make a significant impact in the world around us.
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Raising awareness About Water Wastage
Read our blog articles to learn more about the ways you can save water and the urgency of the Global Water Crisis, with emphasis on India. Here are the latest pieces from the blog, new articles are uploaded every Sunday.
Water is an essential resource, but it is not unlimited. India is one of the 17 countries in the world that is facing high water stress. By 2030, it is said that 40% of India’s population will have no access to drinking water. One of the main reasons for this…
An average Reverse Osmosis System (RO System) wastes 3 liters of water for every 1 liter that is purified.
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The Indian Water Crisis
A water crisis has been wreaking havoc in India for many years. It is only going to get worse, therefore, we must Act for Water immediately to secure the future.
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Million people live in areas of high water stress in India.
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People die each year due to a lack of water in India.
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Million people don't have access to clean drinking water in India.
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