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Qatar Ecuador world cup prediction based on access to water and sanitation
Qatar Ecuador world cup prediction based on access to water and sanitation
Using SDG 6 to predict the world cup:
During the FIFA World Cup, the expert team of Nazava is going to predict the outcomes of the games by comparing the countries performance on access to clean water and sanitation or Sustainable Development Goal number 6. For the sake of simplicity we only use
- The amount of people that can […]
Nazava Provides Safe Drinking Water in Ukraine
Nazava provides safe drinking water in Ukraine
Safe water supply is severely limited in many war-struck regions in Ukraine. Russian artillery continue to attack utilities including clean drinking water sources. As a result, more than 13 million Ukrainians are without safe drinking […]
International Day of Rural Women
International Day of Rural Women
October 15th is International Day of Rural Women. A day to recognize the important contributions that women and girls provide in sustaining food, water and livelihoods for homes and communities they live in. Women provide a large part of the care economy in rural areas. The care economy refers to the often unpaid work done around the household such as childcare, cooking […]
Climate Change is Contaminating Your Drinking Water
Climate Change is Contaminating Your Drinking Water
Climate change and drinking water are inextricably linked. Extreme weather events such as flooding and drought are making drinking water scarcer and more polluted in poor and rich countries alike. Fortunately, household water filters provide a simple and cost-effective tool in the fight against climate change.
Climate change is already affecting drinking water for people around the world. As weather patterns […]
Self supply solutions for safely managed drinking water
Why water self supply solutions are needed to reach SDG 6.1
Only 9% of the 275 million Indonesians use piped water supplied by water utilities for their daily needs and this percentage is decreasing. In this Blog we talk why governments and other institutions should prioritize self-supply solutions. We also discuss how decentralized water supply and treatment can help to achieve universal access to safely managed drinking water.
To achieve […]
1 in 4 people lack safely managed drinking water, shocking? It is actually worse.
1 in 4 people lack safely managed drinking water, shocking? It is actually worse.
The Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP) report 2021 estimates around 1 in 4 people lack safely managed drinking water in their homes. This would be around 2 billion people. Sounds like a lot? In reality this is likely much more.
The JMP is the official UN mechanism for monitoring progress towards SDG 6, including subtarget 6.1, “to achieve universal […]
