They are concerned about water
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"Access to clean water and sanitation must the goal of every responsible leader in an effort to leave no one behind. Let us act in solidarity to ensure the wise and sustainable management of this precious resource"
Dr. Bibi Ameenah Firdaus Gurib-Fakim - President of Mauritus 2015 - 2018
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“To achieve the global goal of all people having access to safe water and sanitation by 2030 – just 12 years from now - requires leadership at all levels. Australia will continue to share internationally our experience of managing water scarcity and support poorer communities in our region to access safe water and sanitation, with a focus on women and girls.”
Mr. Malcolm Turnbull - Prime minister Australia
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“We have a single opportunity, to change the narrative on water, by acting timeously in pursuit of a more promising future, in a better world, which should never face the scenario of the last single drop of water, in our lifetime and for generations to come.”
Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa president of South Africa
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"With regard to the rather average performances recorded by Africa within the framework of the Millennium Development Goals, our biggest challenge today will consist in accelerating access to safely managed water, hygiene and sanitation services towards the 2030 targets."
Mr. Macky Sall - President of Senegal 2012-2024
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"Water is humanity’s lifeblood. From the food we eat. To the ecosystems and biodiversity that enrich our world. To the prosperity that sustains nations. To the economic engines of agriculture, manufacturing and energy generation. To our health, hygiene and survival itself. Water is a human right — and a common development denominator to shape a better future. But water is in deep trouble."
Mr. António Gutteres - United Nations Secretary-General
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