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Worldwide Water Education
Educate. Empower. Act. The mission of Project WET is to reach children, parents, educators and communities of the world with water education. We invite you to join us in educating children about the most precious resource on the planet — water.
Project WET in Action:
Success Story: Discover Water
Interactive web experience teaches tweens about the role of water
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Project WET in Action:
Success Story: India
Project WET and partners launch interactive water education curriculum in India
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Project WET in Action:
Success Story: Latin America and the Caribbean
Innovative water, sanitation and hygiene materials aim to change attitudes and lives
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Project WET in Action:
Success Story: Uganda
Increasing hand washing rates and decreasing illnesses and school absences
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Project WET in Action:
Success Story: Afghanistan
Empowering Afghan women to improve hygiene, conserve water and protect wetlands
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Heading to Houston to Make a Splash with NBA Legends
The Project WET Foundation is partnering with the Houston Chapter of the National Basketball Retired Players Association (NBRPA) to teach more than 100 Houston-area students about…Read more »
Educator Training in El Salvador
Project WET's Latin America and the Caribbean Project Manager Julia Nelson recently conducted a series of workshops in El Salvador, in partnership with UN HABITAT and…Read more »
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Project WET to “Make a Splash” with NBA Legends on Leap Day
Bozeman, Mont.—The Project WET Foundation is partnering with the Houston Chapter of the National Basketball Retired Players Association (NBRPA) to teach more than 100 Houston-area students…Read more »
Project WET’s DiscoverWater.org Wins Digital Media and Learning Award
Bozeman, Mont.—DiscoverWater.org is one of 60 global winners in Stage One of the HASTAC/MacArthur Foundation Badges for Lifelong Learning Competition. The Project WET Foundation developed "Discover…Read more »
Project WET Works
Approximately 5,000 educators and 100,000 students in Bolivia, Peru, Colombia, El Salvador and Mexico are receiving copies of Project WET WASH materials, which focus on healthy habits, disease prevention, water source protection and water conservation.
In cooperation with UN HABITAT and several local partners, Project WET has launched work in Mangalore, India.
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