Developing Countries and Clean Water

For water, it covers 70% of our planet and 75% of our body, which is necessary for survival and it is depressed rapidly (http://www.sscwd.org) . This is water. Unfortunately, clean water is rare and nearly 1 billion people in developing countries can not access the water every day. "But I think that's a matter of course, I will waste it and I will pay even a lot of money to drink from a small PET bottle" (Mizutoshi Project). Although the use of natural resources of the earth should be regarded as prosperity, it is natural that every aspect of everyday life develops mainly in the environment, and water conservation is necessary for the future of this planet.

In developed countries, pure and clean water supplies adequate living conditions for food and goods, while unsafe water is supplied in developing countries. Examples of developed countries are USA, Canada, Australia, Sweden, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Norway, and Japan. Examples of developing countries are Pakistan, India, Kenya, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Colombia, Nepal, Iran and Iraq.

Fortunately, most of our planets are rich in water, and in developed countries, people can always get clean and safe water, people do not pool water. If it is thirsty, I will drink water. When they want to use water, they only do it without thinking about it. In other words, everyone can get water at any time and you will never see people's greed. However, in developing countries where people are greedy and there is little drinking water there is the possibility of poverty. So, if something is not rich, or otherwise it will be greedy. Therefore, greed is the result of actual or recognized shortage.

As the various plans are working, it is clear that the governments and organizations of most developed countries understand the necessity of clean water in Africa. But there are always many things to do and you have to pay close attention to what your country is doing and how they can improve their participation on a large scale Hmm. Large organizations and power are doing something to make it all good. In fact, that is a good thing. But what if you want to run out of drinking water in Africa? No matter where you come from the world you can find a way to participate and try to change this. Even if you have never been to Africa and would not go, this may or may not affect you at least at an emotional level and should be. Do not be afraid to find your niche and help you as much as possible.