Sometimes I have to stray from my usual topics to post things that I find particularly compelling, intriguing and/or innovative. UNICEF's new Dirty Water campaign was something that recently caught my eye, and I felt I had to share it. Growing up in Kenya allowed me to be a first hand witness to the global water crisis, and it’s a cause that I feel particularly passionate about. While many of us in the US take for granted the clean water that flows out of our faucets, one billion people around the world are without access to clean water, and thousands die daily due to water-related diseases.
Check out what UNICEF did to educate people in America about the realities of dirty water and the resulting waterborne diseases.
Nice to meet you! Thanks for stopping by.
- Clarissa
- Ever the transplant....Nairobi, Bonn, Richmond, Boston and now back across the pond in London. I'm currently a Brand Strategy Consultant at Butterfly London. A branding and innovation firm. Just trying to change the world one brief at a time. I'm very passionate about Africa (it's where I grew up) and eradicating some of the continent's problems. I am particularly interested in HIV/AIDS relief and how social marketing, new media and innovative ideas can help the cause by providing information, perpetuating conversation and inspiring positive, behavioural change. Please enjoy my blog and feel free to get in contact with me.
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