Globally, water and sewage challenges include water scarcity, contamination, inadequate infrastructure, and unequal access to sanitation. Over 2 billion people lack access to safe drinking water, and 4.5 billion lack adequate sanitation services. Population growth, pollution, and climate change further strain water resources. Poor sewage systems lead to contamination of water supplies, spreading diseases and affecting public health. In developing regions, the lack of clean water and sanitation limits economic growth and quality of life, perpetuating poverty cycles.
Countries like Singapore, Israel, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Australia are leading in clean water solutions. Singapore excels in water recycling through its NEWater program, while Israel pioneers desalination and wastewater reuse for agriculture. Denmark focuses on energy-efficient wastewater treatment and groundwater protection, and the Netherlands is known for advanced water purification and flood management using nature-based solutions. Australia has developed water recycling and desalination technologies to combat drought. These nations combine innovation, policy, and sustainable practices to address water challenges, serving as global models for water management and conservation.
Global Won actively contributes to clean water solutions by connecting experts, innovators, and communities. Through its platform, Global Won promotes education on water conservation, sanitation best practices, and sustainable water management. Global Won helps to drive the implementation of clean water technologies in vulnerable regions. The platform also facilitates crowdfunding or partnerships to fund water and sanitation projects, empowering local communities with the knowledge and resources they need to maintain and expand access to clean water. In doing so, Global Won plays a pivotal role in addressing global water challenges and improving health, sanitation, and overall quality of life.