2030- SDG 6- Clean Water and Sanitation- Ted talks

A selection of Ted talks to understand about global water and sanitation, and what can be done. The sixth sustainable development goal for 2030.
1- • Water: Think Again | K...
2- • Water is a women's iss...
3- • TEDxUniversityofGothen...

[@julianveloso7986]

who else is here because of our teachers?

[@aakaarejames6973]

Completely educative

[@stacymclean6683]

A right to water is indeed human right. I strongly believe that they should build a resourvar to channel water from the river and through pipes into the area and sorroundING communities which are in need of water.

[@Tooom28]

This is some pretty usefull stuff, thank you.

[@alanblanes9572]

The 17 SDGs for 2030 are the best action plan for building an authentically democratic, public interest-based future that I have ever seen. I would like to find out if there is any place that is working on recruiting 3.5% of the population to become aware of and trained in the implementation of the SDGs. Does everyone know about the Implementing the SDGs course that Professor Sachs is teaching on EdX?

[@carlo4786]

Hello Guys my name is Armand I'm Taliban and I live your sdg

[@francisaddei334]

Highly interested and would like to participate. Please I hope it is free 🙏 I am now on retirement so will enrol if it's free. Thank you.

[@ukfcetcedept6504]

Thanks

[@jiyoukang660]

Who are the performers?

[@stacymclean6683]

When ever it rains in the community where there is lack of toilet facilities the should build bathroom for them as well not having them drinking their own faces that cause them to be sick but to channel the waist into a waste water channel away from the community. Which could be recycle also for farming.

[@augustineg1497]

Wdym we don’t have water

[@lizabarranco5047]

What's his name

[@andrespinzon8030]

Bertholdt Hoover

[@cleanwavepakistan9503]

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[@sudhirpandey2149]

3xxx: Sustainable Development Goals

[@kevinwoohoo4037]

can anyone pleas eexplain why sdg 6 is the most important out of all

[@torimarroquin3704]

Because we can't live without water. So if you don't have it due to drought, you die. In addition, because much of the world's water is contaminated and has waterborne diseases, more people die.

[@user-hm2gb6pm6b]

Food crisis ? Temples are providing food ? Christian communities are providing food ? Temple food is continuous process Pittsburgh district

[@queerlemons1919]

Me watching this as a vegetarian

[@kingkines9548]

oooo

[@pizzabacker3649]

damn son

[@user-hm2gb6pm6b]

Assistant professor Assistant professor Associate professor Grade I Grade II Supervisor Anna university 600025

[@devinmoriarty230]

If ur here from Mr. Kochinski’s lab bio class like lmao

[@enigmaticfarmer3069]

Topino su il nasino

[@Lavendermoonmedia]

Lowkey could just move closer to the water.

[@ehpg3d457]

hahahaha

[@youtubeaccount2133]

How the hell is lack of water a woman's issue and not a human issue? None of those 3 reasons proved a single thing. What an awful and boring video, terrible presenters.

[@jbravo4457]

U know she ain’t talk about America in a way since in other parts of the world that how it is

[@andrespinzon8030]

Yeah she really should have said something slightly different than a womans issue. But it sounds like women are the ones who walk to go get the water in Africa while the men go to work. And us men don't have periods every month until we are 50 years old. I do agree with your first sentence though, its not just a womens issue, its also a human issue.

[@andrespinzon8030]

she said *mostly* a womens issue

[@josephdas6796]

Thanks