too-little

Too little water

Picture by Boujemaa Otmani

Water
scarcity
doesn't
only
limit
access
to
safe
drinking
water,
but
it
also
makes
it
difficult
to
practice
basic
hygiene
at
home,
in
schools,
and
in
healthcare
facilities.
Too
little
water
disproportionally
impacts
women
and
children,
as
they
are
often
tasked
to
collect
it.
When
water
is
scarce,
it
also
becomes
more
expensive,
just
like
all
products
that
need
it
for
production.
 
Too
little
water
especially
affects
food
production,
leading
to
crop
failure,
reduced
output,
and
increased
prices
for
everyone.
Many
of
the
things
we
eat
and
enjoy
today
will
completely
vanish,
reducing
the
diversity
and
nutrition
of
our
food.
As
you
can
see,
water
scarcity
affects
far
more
than
just
the
water
we
drink.
Check
out
some
of
our
partner
organizations
to
learn
what
you
can
do.

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