“Here and There”. How we use and value water in our everyday lives makes a difference. If we all act to converse and value water, safeguard our water sources and supplies, and protect our ecosystems, we can have a global impact. That collective global impact can be seen in our mountains and glaciers and polar regions; in effect we will be saving the worlds water towers.Â
The Zero Water Day Partnership (ZWDP) ‚Saving the World‘s Water Towers‘ campaign is a key element of the Water Partnership Ambassadors (WPA) Programme.Â
It connects education for sustainable development and local community action in schools and communities with others around the world.Â
A key aspect of WPA is global citizenship education so children and students can share and exchange learning, experiences and activities & project. The focus on action enables students to „do something now“, measuring and understanding the challenges and assessing the impact of action as part of a lifelong learning process.Â
ZWDP encourages each child and student to start and keep a lifelong learning diary to inspire them, to give them ideas for partnership and most importantly <HOPE> that with others they can realise the changes needed for the future of humanity and the planet.