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Africa Consumers
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Advocating for consumer rights across Africa 🌍 | Empowering communities through education, protection, and awareness | Championing fair trade, ethical practices, and sustainable solutions.
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🚰 Why do African countries depend on international donors to fix water issues? With better policies & management, Africa’s vast water resources could sustain its people. Stop outsourcing solutions—govern and lead! #WorldWaterDay #WaterForAll
🌊 African water laws exist on paper but not in reality. Corrupt officials divert funds meant for water infrastructure, leaving communities with dry taps. Policy without action is just a lie! #WorldWaterDay #EndWaterCorruption
💦 Africa’s leaders meet at global summits to “discuss” water security—yet millions still lack access. Where are the tangible policies? Where is the accountability? We need implementation, not endless conversations. #WorldWaterDay #WaterCrisis
🏛️ Water policies in Africa favor corporations, not citizens. Governments are selling public water rights to private companies, making clean water expensive and inaccessible. When will we stop monetizing a basic human right? #WorldWaterDay #WaterForPeople
🚱 African water policies are broken. Many countries have no clear strategy for climate resilience, rural access, or water conservation. Without bold reforms, the next war won’t be over oil—it’ll be over water. #WorldWaterDay #ActForWater
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💧 Every drop counts.

Access to water is a right - on #WorldWaterDay and every day. Yet nearly 1 in 3 people in the EU face water stress.

The European Parliament has updated rules to improve the quality of tap water and encourage reuse of treated wastewater to help prevent scarcity.
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UNESCO @unesco.org · Mar 21
🔵 The UN #WorldWaterReport 2025, published by UNESCO on behalf of UN Water, reveals the extent to which climate disruption, biodiversity loss, and unsustainable activities are transforming mountain environments at an unprecedented rate.

Read more: unes.co/re39dj #WorldGlaciersDay #WorldWaterDay
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Today is World Water Day. 🧪🐡Hosted by the UN, it’s a day to spur action on the world water crisis. Water is one thing none of us can live without. Access to clean water should be a human right, and something we guarantee in the environment for other life forms. 🧵1/

#WorldWaterDay2024 #printmaking
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This #WorldWaterDay, it's important to talk about the many communities, majority being on Indigenous reservations, that do not have clean water or proper water filtration infrastructure set up.
Clean water is a human right.
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The amount of water stored in more than half of the largest lakes and reservoirs worldwide is declining, a 2023 Science study found.

The results underscore the importance of better water management to protect essential ecosystem services. scim.ag/41GM96M #WorldWaterDay
Satellites reveal widespread decline in global lake water storage
Two-thirds of Earth's large lakes have decreased in volume over the past three decades.
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Today is International World Water Day. ➡️ We’ll just leave this here. 💧🚸

#WorldWaterDay #HumanRights
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Israeli attacks on Gaza have rendered about 85% of the besieged enclave’s water and sanitation facilities fully or partially inoperative.

As a result, Gaza's water supply has fallen by 65%, according to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. #WorldWaterDay.

🔴 LIVE updates: aje.io/kr05p4
🌍 Why do African leaders prioritize mega-projects over sustainable water policies? Billions are poured into dams & pipelines, yet rural communities still rely on unsafe wells. We need policies that serve people, not profits! #WorldWaterDay #WaterForAll
💧 Africa’s water crisis isn’t just about scarcity—it’s about failed policies. Weak governance, corruption, and privatization deals keep millions thirsty while water resources remain underutilized or mismanaged. Who benefits from bad policies? #WorldWaterDay #WaterJustice
Africa’s water crisis isn’t natural—it’s man-made! 💧 Corrupt deals steal funds meant for water infrastructure, while polluted rivers kill communities. When will African leaders prioritize water security over politics? #WorldWaterDay #EndWaterScarcity
🚰 While billions are spent on mega-projects, rural Africans drink from contaminated wells. Clean water shouldn’t be a luxury in a resource-rich continent. Where is the accountability? 💧 #WorldWaterDay #WaterForAll
Africa’s water crisis = deliberate neglect. 💦 Multinational corporations exploit water sources for profit, while millions suffer. Governments must stop selling off our future. Water belongs to the people! #WorldWaterDay #WaterIsLife
Africa holds 30% of the world’s freshwater, yet water scarcity is rising. Droughts, pollution, and poor infrastructure leave millions struggling. We need policies that protect our water sources, invest in conservation, and ensure equitable access. #WorldWaterDay #ActForWater 💦
🌍💧 #WorldWaterDay reminds us that while water is life, millions in Africa still lack access to clean, safe drinking water. Climate change, poor management, and pollution are worsening the crisis. Water is a right, not a privilege! Time for action! 🚰 #WaterForAll
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As the climate crisis accelerates, women and girls bear the brunt of its devastating effects.

When women and girls are at the centre of #ClimateAction, we can transition to a sustainable future #ForAllWomenAndGirls.

#IWD2025
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International Women's Day - the fight for equality

Women have always been central to trade unions and the struggle for a more equal society from the Bryant and May matchgirls to the fight for recognition and equal pay.
#IWD2025 #AccelerateAction
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Ahead of International Women’s Day, Human Rights Watch’s Women’s Rights Division Director Macarena Sáez speaks with Amy Braunschweiger about the best and worst of women’s rights last year. #IWD2025

Read more on the state of women’s rights:
The State of Women’s Rights
From the United States to the Democratic Republic of Congo, women and girls’ rights have suffered serious setbacks. But despite the challenges, there also have been improvements and victories. Today, ...
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Happy #IWD2025 to all my wonderful feminist friends and colleagues, to women and girls everywhere. It does seem a darkly misogynistic time of backlash these days, but, like our foremothers, we fight on - la lucha continua #feminism #speirgorm
a group of girls are holding up signs that say women support women and international women 's day
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