ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 2月8日 03時51分

Photo by @amivitale. Villagers fetch water from a polluted hole in the village of Dambas, 80 kilometers outside of Wajir, in northern #Kenya.
Worldwide, women and #girls spend 200 million hours every day collecting #water reports @unicef. This is time that could be dedicated to studies, work, family or entrepreneurship. Already, climate change is making water more scarce with more severe droughts and salt water intrusion. This makes the work of collecting water more time consuming and difficult.
@ナショナルジオグラフィック reports that in April, Cape Town South Africa is expected to run out of water. This is despite being a city praised for its water management. After three years of drought, the city will be forced to turn off water in homes and businesses and its 4 million residents will have to line up for rationed water at on of 200 collection points until new desalination plants can be brought online. Much of the burden for fetching this water water will fall to #women. Learn more about water scarcity and climate change by following me at @amivitale
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