Sentence examples for basic water needs from inspiring English sources

Each household of six to nine people is allowed just 40 litres a day, which means basic water needs are only just being met.

Basic water needs would be met, and the company still might make a profit.

It contains no environmental runoff, debris or silt and it doesn't deplete municipal sources that are used to ensure the community's basic water needs.

The global consumption of water is doubling every 20 years, twice the rate of population growth and it is estimated that in 2025 at least 3 billion people will be living in areas where it will be difficult or even impossible to meet basic water needs (Concern Worldwide 2012).

While the rich have large tanks on their roofs that mean their basic water needs can always be met, even if the supply is cut off for days, many residents of poor barrios constantly struggle with taps running dry. .

Continuing to implement campaigns and to explore new approaches to improve water access and sanitation around the world will remain a global priority until basic water needs are adequately and universally met.

A family of six in Enugu will require 9000 litres of water per month (assuming a basic water need of 50 L per capita per day).

In the words of American climate change scientist Peter Gleick describes it as "'water, sanitation, and hygiene' and the idea that meeting basic human water needs must include all three to be effective".

He is now working for World Vision, alongside many other engineers, to provide basic water and sanitation needs for those displaced by the conflict.

Gap analysis from the Shelter, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), CCCM Clusters and the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reveals the magnitude of the task ahead to meet basic water and sanitation needs of transitional shelter and spontaneous camp residents.

Four critical water challenges face the nation, including confusion over water policy, threats to our domestic and international security, failures at the international level to meet basic human and environmental water needs, and the growing risks to water systems from unavoidable climate change.