1. Living things need water for survival and well-being almost 70% of the human body consists of water Water bodies are habitats for plants, animals and marine creatures Water bodies are sources of food (seafood) for humans Water is needed for many human activities such as washing and cooking

2. Recycling waste water, desalination and using pumps to extract groundwater. Costly, require a large amount of energy and only developed countries can afford. Recycled and desalinated water taste differently many people are not used to it -Driving home the message that fresh water is limited and precious, and must be carefully used at all times through schools and campaigns

3. Government does not need to invest on water-related facilities and money can be used to improve infrastructure such as roads. Needs cooperation from everyone but many people do not see the importance of it 5. Establishing international agreements - An arrangement between two or more countries regarding the supplying and use of water over a specific period of time - Enforcing water agreements can be difficult as there are often political issues tied to these agreements

4. CONSERVATION WATER. Water rationing exercises supply of water is temporarily cut off to spread awareness on the importance of conserving water RECYCLING OF WASTE WATER SEPTIC TANK WATER CAN BE RECYCLED BY TREATING IT BY USING ACTIZEM

5. STOP WASTING WATER!!!