Every year, the United Nations brings together nearly every country in the world for a global climate summit called a 'Conference of the Parties' – otherwise known as a COP.
In November, world leaders will meet in Glasgow for the 26th annual summit, COP26. Over 12 days of talks, governments will discuss how to tackle the climate crisis, and try to agree on actions their countries must take.
The decisions made this year will set the course for climate change efforts for decades.
Alongside reducing carbon emissions, governments need to do more to help people who are experiencing the effects of climate change right now. They need to recognise that climate change is making it even harder for people in the world's poorest countries to access clean water, and ensure communities get a source of drinking water they can rely on – today and long into the future.