SALGIN GÜNLERİNDE ÇIĞ GİBİ BÜYÜYEN BİR SORUN:TEMİZ SU VE SANİTASYON
Tags: Climate, World, Crise, Water

A RAID GROWING PROBLEM IN DAYS OF THE OUTBREAK: CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION

Hello, this is the first to spell some solutions for those countries suffering water scarcity in Turkey is the second risk category, and will add the seriousness of this problem anlatacağım.sayısal data sources spell the end of the good readings.

Water scarcity affects more than 40% of people worldwide; Due to global warming as a result of climate change,

This rate, which is already at an alarming level, is expected to increase even more. Although 2.1 billion people have access to better water and sanitation since 1990, the decrease in safe drinking water resources,

Although it is a major problem affecting all continents, it has frightening consequences for countries that have trouble reaching water during the pandemic process where hand washing habit and hygiene are extremely important!

Although each country takes specific precautions to prevent the spread of coronavirus, the following sentence comes first of all these measures: `` Wash your hands frequently, with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. ‘’ Although this recommendation reduces the rate of contamination to a high extent, countries that cannot supply clean water. Unfortunately, it is not a valid measure.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO); Global statistics for 2017 revealed that poor healthcare and limited access to handwashing resulted in an estimated 1.5 million deaths. Currently about 2,

2 billion people live without safely managed water resources, and approximately 22% of health facilities in the least developed countries lack basic water services.

Before addressing this problem, which is also a subject of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, I would like to explain the meaning of the term “Sanitation”.

Sanitation can be briefly called the provision of materials and environment required for hygiene, it is an important concept for health, food and many sectors. As I mentioned in the paragraph above, it is an issue that we need to focus on during the pandemic process, but we cannot talk about any cleaning without water,

So how can we recycle the water?

Industry is one of the places where water is most wasted, we can minimize the recycling of water in the industry with filtering systems, necessary installation equipment and regular inspections,

For example, yesterday, while examining the site of a chocolate factory (I will leave the link below, you can see), I saw that they made a system that recycled the water spent in the production of chocolate in our country, we can reduce water waste by popularizing such sustainable development technologies.

According to some experts, water scarcity occurs not because of scarcity of water, but because of distribution and management problems, but I totally disagree with it. Yes, there is a water distribution problem, but I think that geographic factors also have a significant impact, it is starting to be insufficient on a global scale due to misuse of water resources.

In order to prevent this problem from reaching frightening levels in the coming years, we must do the things that must be done both nationally and universally, otherwise the “water wars” in dystopias may unfortunately become real.

The factory technology I’m talking about and sources from which I get numerical data:

https://www.nestle.com.tr/hikayeler/sfr-su

https://www.tr.undp.org/content/turkey/tr/home/sustainable-development-goals/goal-6-clean-water-and-sanitation.html

https://www.euro.who.int/en/countries/turkey