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    The document discusses India's water crisis, presenting statistics showing that nearly 1 billion people lack access to clean water, and over 2.5 billion lack access to toilets. It also shares facts about water usage, such as that only 2.53% of Earth's water is fresh, schools lose 443 million days each year to water-related illness, and the human body is 70% water. The methodology section notes the document will ask demographic questions about name, age, family size, and income, as well as general questions about water sources, usage, and scarcity issues.

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    The document discusses India's water crisis, presenting statistics showing that nearly 1 billion people lack access to clean water, and over 2.5 billion lack access to toilets. It also shares facts about water usage, such as that only 2.53% of Earth's water is fresh, schools lose 443 million days each year to water-related illness, and the human body is 70% water. The methodology section notes the document will ask demographic questions about name, age, family size, and income, as well as general questions about water sources, usage, and scarcity issues.

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    Water Crisis in India

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    Vicky Rana
    The document discusses India's water crisis, presenting statistics showing that nearly 1 billion people lack access to clean water, and over 2.5 billion lack access to toilets. It also shares facts about water usage, such as that only 2.53% of Earth's water is fresh, schools lose 443 million days each year to water-related illness, and the human body is 70% water. The methodology section notes the document will ask demographic questions about name, age, family size, and income, as well as general questions about water sources, usage, and scarcity issues.

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    WATER CRISIS IN INDIA

    PRESENTED BY:
    GROUP 11
    Neha Thaker
    Vicky Rana
    Monica Choudary
    Dinesh Sharma
    Maulik Vidyadhar
    DID YOU KNOW?
    Nearly one billion people –
    about one in eight lack
    access to clean water
    More than twice that many,
    2.5 billion people, don’t
    have access to a toilet
    Only 2.53 percent of earth’s water
    is fresh, and some two-thirds of
    that is locked up in glaciers and
    permanent snow cover
    443 million school days are
    lost each year due to water-
    related illness
    Roughly 70 percent of an
    adult’s body is made up of
    water.
    Somewhere between 70 and
    75 percent of the earth’s
    surface is covered with
    water.
    By the time a person feels
    thirsty, his or her body has
    lost over 1 percent of its
    total water amount.
    Your body cannot survive
    one week without water
    While you can go almost a
    month without food
    A quarter of all the clean
    water that enters your
    home is used to flush
    toilets……
    OUR METHOLOGY
    Demographic Questions:

    •Name
    •Age WHAT
    WHAT
    •Members in family
    •How many employed
    •Monthly household income
    General Questions:

    •Sources of drinking water


    available
    • Drinking water they use?
    WHAT
    WHAT

    • How far (in meters) is the bore


    well/ hand pump that you use?
    Demographic Questions:
    Common Questions:

    •• Is the quantity of water that you


    Name
    receive
    •Age adequate?
    WHAT
    WHAT
    ••Members
    Is water available
    in family throughout the
    •year?
    How many employed
    •• Which months do you face
    Monthly household income
    scarcity?

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