This date was created with the aim of alerting the international population about the importance of water conservation for the survival of all

Awareness of the urgency of the economy of this natural resource and how it is used with care is one of the main goals of Water Day.

Clean and potable water is a human right guaranteed by law since 2010, according to the United Nations - UN.

Even the planet Earth being constituted approximately 70% of water, only 0.7% of all the world's water is potable, that is, suitable for human consumption.

Universal Declaration of the Rights of Water, which presents among the main norms:

1. Water is part of the planet's patrimony;
2. Water is the sap of our planet;
3. The natural resources for transforming water into drinking water are slow, fragile and very limited;
4. The balance and future of our planet depend on the preservation of water and its cycles;
5. Water is not only the inheritance of our predecessors; it is, above all, a loan to our successors;
6. Water is not a free gift from nature; it has an economic value: it must be known that it is sometimes rare and expensive and that it may well be lacking in any region of the world;
7. Water should not be wasted nor polluted, nor poisoned;
8. The use of water implies respect for the law;
9. Water management imposes a balance between the imperatives of its protection and the needs of an economic, sanitary and social order;
10. Water management planning should take into account solidarity and consensus because of its uneven distribution on Earth.

Water is the source of life for all beings !!!!!