Grenada today observed World Water Day 2021, with the water utility here inviting the populace to understand the vital importance of water to everyday life.
The Water utility here, NAWASA, sought to highlight what water means to people, its value and how citizens can protect what’s considered as an essential life resource.
World Water Day focused on the theme, “Valuing Water”.
This morning NAWASA had the pleasure of holding audience with the Head of Global Water Partnership Caribbean, Trevor Thompson, who highlighted the theme of this year’s World Water Day observance, in relation to global pandemic.
Thompson reiterates that water impacts every area of our daily life.
Trevor Thompson Head of Global Water Partnership Caribbean.
Communications Officer at NAWASA, Jamila Lewis, sees the World Water Day theme as an eye-opener for the Nation to place a high value on the water commodity.
Lewis sends the message to householders and/or consumers of the most precious resource to pay particular attention to water conservation, especially in the dry spells.
NAWASA’s Communications Officer, Jamila Lewis, as she spoke with us on world Water Day today.
