Sustainable development goal 6: Clean water and sanitation

This link will provide you with a wealth of information:

https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/water-and-sanitation/
Read the facts and figures, see the infographic, read why it matters, there are links to help you with your research.
Identify attitudes and behaviours towards using water and sanitation

Targets by 2030 You Your community Australia Other countries (at least 3)

1. Access safe drinking

water
(Vani)

Personally, I don’t think that
2. A place to go to the the world is going to be able to
toilet provide a safe place for people
(Pareesa) to rid themselves of waste by
2030. Drought, flooding and
climate crises play an enormous
role in restricting people from
doing this, usually in developing
countries.
By 2030, there will still be 2.8
billion people without access to
clean sanitation, many of
whom in Asia and Africa.
I would say that everybody
within Adelaide has somewhere
somewhat sanitary to visit the
restroom, even homeless
people (public restrooms).
Despite that, there is probably
at least five families of whom
are struggling with some sort of
neglect involving a lack of safe
water.
In Australia, despite the World
Health Index saying that all
Australian citizens have
complete access to cleanly
sanitation, yet many regional
Aboriginal communities lack
the basic supplies, particularly
within the Northern Territory.
Because the government
doesn’t care about these
people, the information is
severely lacking.
64% of people of whom live in
Uganda do not hold access to
safe drinking water, with 6% of
people resorting to open
defecation (going to the toilet
in forests where 19% access
their drinking water). 58% (the
majority) of people access
water from unsanitary places.

3. Treatment plant for

wastewater
(Dimi)

4. Clean lakes, rivers,

creeks, waterholes
(Isabel)
 No, I do not have a water tank 46000 thousand people in my 4.3million people are ready for Only 4% of Brazilian’s have
5. Prepared for water because I live in an apartment. community are ready for water water shortages.
water tanks.
shortages shortages.
(Yashir) 1.1million people in Canada
have water tanks.
8% of Mexico’s have water
tanks.

References:
‌ It’s a fallacy that all Australians have access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene 2017, Uq.edu.au.
‌Kahn, C 2020, The Uganda Water Crisis: Facts, Progress, and How to Help, Lifewater International, viewed 29 November 2022, <https://lifewater.org/blog/uganda-water-
crisis/#:~:text=GIVE%20TO%20A%20WATER%20PROJECT%20IN%20UGANDA%20TODAY%20%3E&text=Right%20now%2C%2064%20percent%20of>.
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