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My Water Footprint
© Scott Ramsay
It comes from nature. 50% of the water in our rivers and dams comes from 10% of our land area.
Big fact #1South Africa is the 30th driest country in the world. No drought, we're a water-scarce country.
BIG FACT #2By 2030 there will be a 17% shortfall between how much water we have and how much we need.
Big fact #3Because water comes from nature and is not an unlimited resource, it’s important that we look after it at the source so that we ensure clean drinking water for all forever. The choices you make at home also have positive or negative water impacts. Are you ready to use water wisely?
Feeling wet behind the ears? Use our tools!
Water winner or water waster? What are you?
Take our test to find out.
Put together the pieces of the puzzle to find out where you water really comes from.
Put together the pieces of the water puzzle. There's a helpful guide waiting for you if you get it right.
Quench your thirst with knowledge!
Many South Africans don't know what to do when a water crisis hits. Let's change that.
Everything we use, wear, buy, sell and eat takes water to make. That means it has a water footprint. What’s yours?
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