The project 'Water Water Everywhere, Mark it Safe if You Care' aims to address the lack of clean water access for 783 million people by developing a crowdsourced app for mapping safe drinking water. The app will improve monitoring by identifying water availability, quality, and upcoming drought cycles while allowing free access for both contributors and seekers. Although the solution is not yet complete, it is deemed technically feasible and offers a creative approach to solving the water access challenge.

1. Water Water Everywhere,
Mark It Safe If You Care
TEAM: HELLO WORLD

2. Basic Information
• About the project:
• Name: Water Water Everywhere, Mark It Safe if You Care.
• Area of Challenge: Clean Water Mapping (Category: Earth)
• Impact of this Project:
• Importance:
• To ensure water access for 783 million people who do not have access to clean and safe water. [1]
• 443 million school days are lost each year due to water-related diseases. [2]
• More than 8.4 lakhs people die from Water related diseases.
• Targeted User:
• The 783 million people who do not have access to clean and safe water.
• People Working with Water Resource Management.
• How this Project is Creative and different:
• An app for Mapping Safe Drinking through Crowdsourcing.
• Will be able to identify water stress for a specific Area rather a whole country as traditional systems.
• Free access for the Contributors (Will provide information) and Seekers (Will search for water source).
• Visualized the Map so that everyone can understand.
• Predict about next Drought Cycle using the Water level data.

3. Overview Of The App
Source Type: Pond
Purity: 60%
Contaminated: No
Distance: 200
meter
Screen 1:
HomePage
Screen 2: Source
Information Entry
Screen 3: View
Nearby Water
Screen 4: View
Drought Cycle

4. CONCLUSION:
• How this App fits the needs of the Challenge:
• By improving monitoring and mapping of drinking water resources through
Crowdsourcing.
• By identifying
• Potable water availability
• Water quality
• Contamination Types
• Up Coming Drought spells.
• Completion of the Solution:
• Not yet Completed.
• Requires more time to complete.
• Assessment of the Plan for the Next Steps:
• Technically Feasible.
• Creative and different solution to solve the challenge.

5. REFERENCE:
• 1. AQUASTAT. FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED
NATIONS. "WATER
USE." HTTP://WWW.FAO.ORG/NR/WATER/AQUASTAT/WATER_USE/INDEX.STM
• 2. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME. "HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
REPORT 2006: BEYOND SCARCITY: POWER, POVERTY AND THE GLOBAL WATER
CRISIS." 2006. AVAILABLE
ATHTTP://HDR.UNDP.ORG/EN/REPORTS/GLOBAL/HDR2006/