Student-led community action plan created and presented during an Ambassador Leadership Summit in 2019 at Harvard University.

1. World Wide Water

2. Poverty raising
We facing the struggle
No one to help
It’s a constant life hustle
All of these people dying
Got no water
I wanna help them
To get it in order
Water, that’s wet
Hand out to people in need
Like the rest
Serve in the east and the south and the west
Filter that water
To drink and refresh

3. For every view
we get on the
song our sponsor
will donate one
dollar towards
World Wide
Water. So we can
supply fresh and
filtered water to
everyone
=
View

4. What’s started can be stopped.
Illustrated by: Grace

5. ● The main goal of World Wide Water is to provide a safe filtered source of water, as
well as too educate the people on safe water uses for daily life.

6. Providing education
on what water is safe
Providing Clean, safe
water
● Schools
● Community
● Programs

7. Factors That Deem It Imperative and Raise
Awareness
- Only 6% of Africa is irrigated
- They rely too heavily on rainfall for their crops in Africa
- Proper water infrastructure could boost agricultural productivity by at least
50% in all of Africa
- War contributes significantly to failure and destruction of water
infrastructure in Syria
- The corrupt government/economy/poverty in general

8. How People Will Receive Education on Water
It is simple:
With so many partners and organizations around the world, we will be able to
accomplish finding as many places as can be found and mapped and we would
hold many meetings and seminars with other fellow non-profits such as United
Way, which (by the way) has one of its newest locations in Southern South
Africa, or the South of South Africa. United Way covers the the most affected
areas and the most affected of the affected areas, making it a great and reliable
partner.

9. How Water Will Reach the People
- Installation of more filtration systems as well as more water infrastructure in Africa
- Repairing the broken infrastructure in places like Syria (i.g. The Syrian Civil War, which had used to
have 99% of the population with water for not just thirst but sanitation until the Arab Spring and
violence destroyed water access systems)
- Working hard to supply as many bottles of water as can be supplied to regions stricken by thirst
and malnourishment simply due to poor economy, like Central America
Due to causes such as war/violence among others, fixed and renewed systems and our results
of the promised execution of our resolution funded by this organization may not remain there
permanently varying by the country in which the work is done, as the various problems of the
world are not all under our control. Our target regions with which we plan to commence before
expanding towards a global scale of service are the Central America region, Syria, and South
Africa.

10. Non-profit
Organizations
Who is going to partner with us?
Water we going to do?
Let’s take a splash into this topic!

11. Non-profit organizations
Charity: water is a
nonprofit bringing
clean and safe drinking
water to people in
developing countries.
Splash puts
people as their
priority and is
committed to
the poor, serving
children in
Nepal, China,
India, Ethiopia,
Cambodia,
Bangladesh,
Thailand, and
Vietnam.
https://www.charitywater.org https://splash.org

12. Non-profit Organization Part 2
Water Mission designs and
implements safe water in different
countries. One of their successful
projects is Water Treatment System.
Water is Life believe in ending in
water crisis Internationally. One of
their solutions is Straw Filter. They
are straws that filter your water
from any source.

13. These organizations can help us reach our
goal to provide clean and safe water they can
also educate people on why we have to drink
clean water.

14. What steps will you take to implement this
project at home?
1. Find a need in your community
2. Find committed people to bring together a team
3. Find staff support at school
4. Find the targeted audience
5. See what impact you are capable of doing
6. Make a timeline
7. Make a budget
8. Raise money or find sponsors/partnerships
9. Recruit volunteers to take part in your service project
10.Frame and promote project

15. Works Cited
- www.ifpri.org/blog/irrigating-Africa
- https://watermission.org
- https://waterislife.com
- https://www.charitywater.org
- https://splash.org

16. Hope you will support us.
Thanks for listening!
Questions? Comments?
Concerns?