Water is essential for all forms of life as it is needed for hydration, digestion, and regulating body temperature. It also plays a critical role in ecosystems, agriculture, industry, and maintaining the Earth's climate.

Effective water management is crucial for preserving our environment and ensuring the sustainable use of this vital resource. By implementing responsible water practices, we can protect ecosystems, reduce waste, and help secure water availability for future generations.

Read about the University of Worcester’s water management strategy.

Managing water consumption at home is important because it helps conserve this vital resource, reduces utility bills, and lessens the environmental impact by decreasing water waste and energy used for water treatment and distribution.

Water Saving Week is an annual event aimed at raising awareness about the importance of conserving water and promoting sustainable water use practices.

It encourages individuals, communities, and organisations to adopt water-saving habits in daily life to help protect this vital resource. Activities during the week often include educational campaigns, challenges, and tips on how to reduce water consumption to ensure water availability for future generations.

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