Water footprint is a measure of the total amount of water used by an individual or entity. It takes into account both direct water use as well as indirect water use through consumption of goods and services. Calculating one's water footprint helps assess how lifestyle choices impact freshwater resources and can encourage efforts to conserve water by reducing consumption of water-intensive products.

1. Assessment of Water Footprints

2. Water Foot Print
• A water footprint is the amount of
water used by an individual,
community, business, or nation.
• Our life style can raise or reduce our
water footprint.

3. Water Foot Print
• Taking a water tour from our
surrounding including: home,
university, clothing, diet, energy and
daily consumption like paper &
electricity etc.

4. Why to assess WF
• How much water does it take to produce our
everyday products.
• How much water is used for everything: Food,
clothing, electricity, paper & transport etc. every
thing is our use is having water in it.

5. Our Foot Print
• Measuring & calculating our foot
print & minus it from total available
sources of water like rivers, lakes,
wetlands, underground aquifers and
freshwater sources.

6. Purpose
• Calculation difference of our water
foot print directly depends on our
lifestyle
• It help us to consider & pledge to
cut our load on freshwater
ecosystems.

7. Arjen’s work
• Water conservation is possible not only by
making direct use careful but to reduce water
footprint of our trade and products.