Right to safe drinking water: Managing water for drinking
UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in 2002 issued a General Comment on the Right to Water. However, provision of safe drinking water remains a challenge.
This section deals with some of the best practice case studies, courses, movies, slide show, significant research papers and policy reports to enable a better understanding on managing water for drinking.
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3. Improvising healths
Safe drinking water has been always the biggest concern of our life. Yearly many people dies due to poor drinking water and when it's about the civilization nearby industrial areas then we get to see a lots of infection due to impure drinking water. I think everyone of us being a human has full right to safe drinking water. UN is always doing great jobs on different sensitive sectors which has impressed us always. This project for safe drinking water will improvise healths of many people and hope it will accomplish it's mission to provide safe drinking water to everywhere in the world.
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2. Great post, I look forward to
Great post, I look forward to reading more.
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1. purity of drinking water
There is very alarming situation with respect to drinking water. In our country there is still need for the a more scientific way for purification of water. In cities water supplied to peoples consist of a lot of hazardous contaminants. There is no any governing bodies to check the purity of drinking water in cities. About 80% diseases are originated through water, therefore it is the moral responsibility of the government to provide safe and pure drinking water to their citizen.