Water By Women: The Problem and Solution
Water By Women: The Problem and Solution
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Instead of being dependent on outside sources, like the government, or bottled water manufacturers, we put pure water in the hands of those who need it t
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THE PROBLEM AND SOLUTION
Safe water is a fundamental human right. Yet around the planet, people of all ages fall ill and die because of contaminated water. The World Health Organization attributes two million deaths annually to unsafe water, sanitation, and hygiene.
- Two million people. That's roughly the population of Houston, Texas. Think about that for a moment: every year, we lose the equivalent of the city of Houston to something as simple as dirty water.
- Too often, we assume the answer to this murky problem is the drinking water market – tap water, bottled water. Just buy safe water.
But we found a solution that empowers families who need safe drinking water. Instead of being dependent on outside sources, like the government, or bottled water manufacturers, we put pure water in the hands of those who need it the most.
THE PROBLEM AND SOLUTION
Safe water is a fundamental human right. Yet around the planet, people of all ages fall ill and die because of contaminated water. The World Health Organization attributes two million deaths annually to unsafe water, sanitation, and hygiene.
- Two million people. That's roughly the population of Houston, Texas. Think about that for a moment: every year, we lose the equivalent of the city of Houston to something as simple as dirty water.
- Too often, we assume the answer to this murky problem is the drinking water market – tap water, bottled water. Just buy safe water.
But we found a solution that empowers families who need safe drinking water. Instead of being dependent on outside sources, like the government, or bottled water manufacturers, we put pure water in the hands of those who need it the most.
THE PROBLEM AND SOLUTION
Safe water is a fundamental human right. Yet around the planet, people of all ages fall ill and die because of contaminated water. The World Health Organization attributes two million deaths annually to unsafe water, sanitation, and hygiene.
- Two million people. That's roughly the population of Houston, Texas. Think about that for a moment: every year, we lose the equivalent of the city of Houston to something as simple as dirty water.
- Too often, we assume the answer to this murky problem is the drinking water market – tap water, bottled water. Just buy safe water.
But we found a solution that empowers families who need safe drinking water. Instead of being dependent on outside sources, like the government, or bottled water manufacturers, we put pure water in the hands of those who need it the most.
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