Age of Change: The Indian school teaching water conservation

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Published 2022-08-02
In this episode of Age of Change, we visit the Ganges in India. Providing water to 40% of India’s population, the significance of the River Ganges goes beyond spirituality. A school programme helps children like Prashant and Gaura learn how to protect the Ganges while helping their families become more resourceful with their water usage.


-- About the series --

Humans have a remarkable capacity for imagination and invention, enabling us to think beyond the present and unravel the most complex problems. But, in the face of a planetary crisis, we can only achieve meaningful change if we work collaboratively and act globally.

This Age of Change series showcases some of the organisations and innovators who are driving that change. Join us as we explore aspirational solutions for change, sharing stories that serve as a blueprint for our future – one where we can exist in harmony with nature.

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All Comments (4)
  • @thanhtrucnguyen8345
    Love the Age of Changes series not only show us about the water crisis but also give possible solutions. Love how teachers teach young children, the girl shared things she learned to her father. Young children are keys to change the present and the future
  • @wildsalmon8410
    It really is a tragedy that India’s corporations & politicians have, poisoned, and littered India’s holy river into a liquid landfill But to see the people fighting for its recovery warms my cold heart ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏿✊🏿🌲🌊🌲♾️