Searching for methods of purification or recovery of water

 

 

Water scarcity refers to the lack of fresh water resources to meet water demand.  

Water has vital role for sustaining life on earth by regulating ecosystem functioning, preserving environmental quality, and supporting human health and welfare. To date, the sustainable use of water resources faces grand challenges arising from population growth, fragile economic context, increased water demand, need to ensure food security, quality deterioration, and ageing infrastructures.

 

These challenges are not addressed effectively in the existing water governance plans, underlining the need for developing more sophisticated water management schemes adapted to changing conditions and requirements. 

 

Current insights in water resource management stress the importance of integrated, multi-sectoral, and (inter) national management plans, considering background specialties of the areas and motivating all the involved actors from governmental services and agencies, the private sector, the academy, and the public.

 

Students will investigate about methods of  purification or recovery of water  and the best one for each area.

 

 

 

 

 They will make a model and a poster in order to understand how it works. Then, they will explain to their classmates and display them in the hall.