Gender refers to the distinctions in roles, characteristics, attitudes, and behaviors that evolve within society. Gender roles can be categorized into productive, reproductive, and social functions.
Reducing ‘Water consumption per person’ is vital for achieving SDG 6, focusing on sustainable water and sanitation for all. It involves promoting water-saving technologies and practices, ensuring equitable access, and fostering responsible usage to preserve this precious resource for future generations and avert water scarcity crises.
Attentive ‘Water usage and care’ aligns with SDG 6’s aim for clean water and sanitation, emphasizing the need for conservation and careful management of water resources. It encourages efficient use, protects water ecosystems, and supports the infrastructure that maintains the cycle of clean and safe water for all.
Water Reuse” in the context of SDG 6 promotes sustainable water management by encouraging the recycling of wastewater. It supports technological and natural solutions to purify and reintroduce treated water back into the environment, reducing scarcity, and contributing to hygiene, health, and overall ecosystem resilience.
Water in the Community” under SDG 6 emphasizes the importance of clean and accessible water for all community members. It drives initiatives for equitable water distribution, enhances local water management, and ensures communities actively participate in safeguarding this vital resource for health, prosperity, and sustainability.