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Water is fundamental to both societal well-being and ecosystem health. However, water security encompasses more than mere availability; it requires sufficient quantity and quality, along with reliable and acceptable access. An estimated 1.5 to 2.5 billion people currently face water scarcity, a figure projected to rise to 3 billion at 2°C and 4 billion at 4°C of global warming by 2050.

Climate change disrupts the balance between pathogens, vectors, and hosts. Rising temperatures let disease-carrying insects spread into new areas and stay active longer, expanding the transmission window. Without urgent action, we’ll face increasing cases of vector-borne diseases.

Plastic is everywhere—in the water we drink, the food we consume, and the air we breathe.