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Each year 4,100 kids die (one every 21 seconds) of thirst. I think that everyone should be able to access clean water.

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You may think its easy to get a glass of water, but not for some people. Some people have to walk for hours even days to get water and usually the water isn't even clean.

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There may be more people without water is certain provinces or countries, but the truth is it happens all around the world.

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You can Donate so people can build wells and/or taps with fresh water for everyone who needs clean water and decrease the chance of thirst. If look go to your right you can see places that you can donate to.

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Run for water I a simple easy to use website for donating water to people world wide. Click the link to donate today :)

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Run for Water: Clean Water. It's a Movement. Run with it. Responding to the water crisis in Africa.

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Water for people is a donating website for people worldwide. It gives wells and running water to nine different countries. Click on the link to donate today :3

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Over ten different countries don't have access to running water. Or a small amount does.

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"Without water, life would not exist."- Water.org

Water is necessary for all humans to survive. Some of us have access to water and take it for granted. Many of us can walk to a grocery store and buy bottled water or we can just go into our kitchens or bathrooms to get water from a tap. There are many more in this world who do not have this kind of luxury. There are billions of people being effected by a water crisis. Nearly one billion humans have no access to clean, drinkable water. And 2.5 billion people don't have access to a toilet.

The goal of World Water Day is to raise awareness about the water crisis that is happening in our world. We need to educate ourselves on where the crisis is taking place and then we need to do our best to make it so that there will never be a need for another World Water Day.

Here are the ten places that are in dire need of clean, safe, drinkable water:

Afghanistan

Only 13% of the country has clean drinking water readily available, according to NationMaster. Some areas of Afghanistan are physically scarce of water, but the majority of the population is affected by a lack of safe access to clean water. Water is a necessity in every country. There are many people who struggle with finding a supply of clean, fresh water to both drink and use for hygiene purposes. To fetch water from locations miles away from their home, it is a mission, especially if this is an everyday task. Locals use various sized water storage containers to transport the water between themselves. As there are many sizes, the transportation of water can become a lot easier. Inadequate infrastructure to supply water, increased pollution, neglect and destruction from turmoil in the country have all led to an increased need for clean water for a growing population of people. This is why containers like these are necessary.

If you want to help give water to those who are in need please get involved, spread the word or make a donation to Water.org.

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World Water Day: 10 Places Most in Need of Clean Water

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The current article you are reading does not reflect the views of the current editors and contributors of the new Ecorazzi "Without water, life would not exist."- Water.org Water is necessary for all humans to survive. Some of us have access to water and take it for granted.

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Donate or make your own padlet about running water and start changing the world today and now for some wise words I found on the wall in our library:
"The expert in anything was once a beginner"
-Helen Hayes