STEM2_Group4 | Member's Reflection by John Christ Pagdonsolan

Ma. Mistee Laurice M. Adame

pagdonsolanjohnchrist14 — 2024-01-14 12:08:52 UTC

Clean water and Sanitation are important so that we can avoid diseases around us. Water is one of the most important to us all, because without water we do not exist on earth. Keep our hands clean every day. Clean Water and Sanitation can be promoted if we unite, cooperate and implement organizations or platforms in our community.

Jerome Anthony C. Abasolo

pagdonsolanjohnchrist14 — 2024-01-14 12:42:14 UTC

As individuals and as advocates, we aim to promote clean water and proper sanitation for people to practice, and be educated about. As we all know, there is only about 3% of clean water on our planet, and only roughly 1.2% are drinkable water, the rest are locked up in glaciers. we aim to teach people to not overuse water, especially if not needed like using tap water, take short showers, etc. and also measure your water usage as it may be overused. We also need to campaign and advocate for people to be educated on having knowledge on proper sanitation, especially for younger people so they can pass it to next generations and make it a tradition to have prior knowledge on proper sanitation.

Vince Adrian B. Ilagan

pagdonsolanjohnchrist14 — 2024-01-14 14:20:10 UTC

Sanitation and access to clean water are essential for human health. When we consider how important they are, we see how they support public health, prevent waterborne illnesses, and stimulate economic growth. Because access to clean water guarantees basic sanitation and hygiene, the burden of avoidable illnesses is decreased

Dianna Rose D. Abu

pagdonsolanjohnchrist14 — 2024-01-14 14:44:22 UTC

Life without water is not possible. Good sanitation and access to clean water are essential for human health. It lowers the possibility of bacterial transmission and ensure that all surfaces are cleansed often. We can more effectively control the way we produce food and energy by managing our water resources responsibly. A healthy and vibrant global community depends on giving clean water and sanitation first priority.

Ahyenn-Li H. Idannan

pagdonsolanjohnchrist14 — 2024-01-14 15:00:09 UTC

We frequently ignore the luxury of clean water and proper sanitation. Beyond our regular routines, millions of people throughout the world lack these needs. As students, let us realize our privilege and take action—support water conservation, and promote cleanliness. Clean water is more than simply a convenience; it is a worldwide duty that we cannot afford to neglect

John Christ M. Pagdonsolan

pagdonsolanjohnchrist14 — 2024-01-14 15:05:58 UTC

As a student, my decision to become an advocate for clean water and sanitation stems from a combination of personal values, a sense of responsibility, and a recognition of the critical importance of these issues. Clean water and sanitation are fundamental human rights, and their significance extends beyond individual health to broader environmental and societal well-being.

First and foremost, I believe in the inherent right of every individual to access clean water and sanitation facilities. This belief is grounded in a commitment to equity and justice. It is unjust that in today's world, millions of people still lack access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation. As a student, I see my advocacy as a way to contribute to the realization of these basic human rights.

Moreover, my academic pursuits have exposed me to the interconnectedness of environmental, social, and economic systems. The scarcity of clean water not only affects individual health but also has cascading effects on agriculture, education, and economic development. Recognizing these interdependencies, I feel a sense of responsibility to advocate for sustainable practices that ensure the availability of clean water for current and future generations.

Being a student also means being part of a generation that is acutely aware of the environmental challenges facing our planet. Climate change, pollution, and resource depletion are urgent issues that demand collective action. Advocating for clean water and sanitation aligns with broader environmental goals, as addressing these challenges requires a holistic approach that considers the well-being of both people and the planet.

In addition to personal values and a sense of responsibility, the practical implications of clean water and sanitation advocacy are compelling. Improved access to clean water and sanitation is linked to better health outcomes, increased educational opportunities, and enhanced economic productivity. By championing these causes, I aim to contribute to positive social change that goes beyond the confines of my academic pursuits.

Ellaiza Reine C. Fausto

pagdonsolanjohnchrist14 — 2024-01-14 15:34:44 UTC

Clean water and sanitation is a must. We require this for our health, in order to increase the cleanliness of our physical and internal environments. This has a positive influence on our bodies. We advocate this cause in order to assist and educate people about the need of clean water and sanitation.

Kristine Margareth P. Rosales

pagdonsolanjohnchrist14 — 2024-01-14 16:00:23 UTC

Choosing to advocate for clean water and sanitation as a student comes down to a basic belief in fairness and a desire to address a crucial need. Clean water is a fundamental right, and it bothers me that so many people still lack access to it. As a student, I feel a responsibility to speak up for those who don't have this basic necessity.

I also see the bigger picture. Clean water isn't just about personal health; it's about creating a healthier society and planet. Learning about the environmental issues we face today, like pollution and climate change, makes me want to be part of the solution. Advocating for clean water aligns with these broader goals.

On a practical level, having clean water is a game-changer. It improves health, opens up educational opportunities, and boosts economic development. As a student, I want to contribute to positive change that goes beyond textbooks and classrooms. Advocating for clean water and sanitation feels like a tangible way to make a difference in people's lives.

Janelle A. Balahibo

pagdonsolanjohnchrist14 — 2024-01-14 16:02:40 UTC

I decided to support clean water and sanitation because it just makes sense. Everyone deserves clean water, and it bothered me that not everyone has it. As a student, I think it's important to speak up for fairness and basic rights.

I also realized that clean water is connected to a lot of other important things. It's not just about staying healthy; it affects the environment, education, and how well a community can thrive. So, advocating for clean water feels like a way to help out with bigger problems.

Plus, having clean water is like a superpower for better living. It improves health, helps kids go to school, and boosts the economy. As a student, I want to be part of stuff that matters. Supporting clean water and sanitation feels like a practical way to do that.