‘Leaving no one behind’ is the theme of this year’s World Water Day chosen by the United Nations. The main goal of this day is to remind the general public of the importance of freshwater, and that water is a human right. Today, over 2 billion people continue to lack safe drinking water at home and more than twice as many lack safe sanitation.
As in every edition of World Water Day, all the entities that carry out their work in the water sector make a special effort in terms of communication to transfer their message through different platforms. One of the most popular formats is the video, which achieves high engagement rates with users of social networks. Below, we have selected the ten most popular videos to celebrate World Water Day on Twitter and other social media platforms:
European Commision
Today is #WorldWaterDay
We have been working on high quality standards for #DrinkingWaterEU for more than 30 years.
Now we are taking another step forward with new rules to guarantee the right to access safe drinking water for all Europeans https://t.co/NfWkXyFSn0 pic.twitter.com/lxSfI0WGHg— European Commission (@EU_Commission) 22 de marzo de 2019
Water.org
More trees = more water + a more stable climate
Learn more: https://t.co/3focNrKScB #WorldWaterDay #IntlForestDay pic.twitter.com/eInWcYZFmy
— The Nature Conservancy (@nature_org) 18 de marzo de 2019
Water Aid
Today is #WorldWaterDay! How much 'virtual water' do you use?
A cotton t-shirt? 2,700 litres
An avocado? 330 litres
A cup of coffee? 132 litres1 in 9 live without clean water - it's time to make choices to ensure water is available to all
Please RT! pic.twitter.com/YPmQRkJ5c8
— WaterAid UK (@WaterAidUK) 22 de marzo de 2019
UN Environment
Access to water and sanitation is a right for ALL, regardless of
Nationality
Status
IncomeOn #WorldWaterDay, join the @UN_Water call for #Water4All: https://t.co/OyYKXFtWY1 pic.twitter.com/0J68ce6a8n
— UN Environment (@UNEnvironment) 22 de marzo de 2019
Europe Aid
Everyone, everywhere has the right to safe water It's that simple.
Here are 5 things everyone should know this #WorldWaterDay pic.twitter.com/qfOpW4CyVC— EuropeAid (@europeaid) 22 de marzo de 2019
UNICEF
No mother should have the anguish of choosing between giving her children dirty water - or no water at all. #WorldWaterDay pic.twitter.com/XutAg1CmUS
— UNICEF (@UNICEF) 22 de marzo de 2019
ESA
Water is a basic human right. @UN #SDG6 is crystal clear: Water for All by 2030. For #WorldWaterDay, we look at how space can help achieve this global goal. #WaterforLife #servingourplanet #Space19plushttps://t.co/w8WVJmPLkq pic.twitter.com/2nUOOTPtMI
— ESA (@esa) 21 de marzo de 2019
FAO
Not 1...
Not 10...
Not 50...
But 70 litres of water are needed to produce one!Without water, there can be no food. #WorldWaterDay #ZeroHunger pic.twitter.com/WVdZSGOAcM
— FAO (@FAO) 19 de marzo de 2019
UNDP
Not 1...
Not 10...
Not 50...
But 70 litres of water are needed to produce one !Without water, there can be no food. #WorldWaterDay #ZeroHunger pic.twitter.com/WVdZSGOAcM
— FAO (@FAO) 19 de marzo de 2019
The Nature Conservancy
More trees = more water + a more stable climate
Learn more: https://t.co/3focNrKScB #WorldWaterDay #IntlForestDay pic.twitter.com/eInWcYZFmy
— The Nature Conservancy (@nature_org) 18 de marzo de 2019
