Young Leaders Around The World Raise Awareness For Responsible Water Use Xylem and cityzens giving launch water heroes academy – empowering young leaders to solve water challenges through football more. Our world runs on water. let's work together as a team to avert this growing water crisis. take action, today.
Young Leaders Around The World Raise Awareness For Responsible Water Use Young leaders from the xylem and manchester city’s water heroes academy projects worldwide have hosted a series of events to raise awareness of responsible water use through a coordinated global initiative. Day 1: young leaders learned about xylem water heroes academy and met their mentors, who gave an overview of the organization's projects and support in the philippines to tackle water related issues. The programme began with a global water & football summit, digitally connecting the 100 young leaders from ngo partners around the world for a series of live interactive discussions on how to use football to solve water challenges. Led by 5 inspiring groups of young leaders, each project is educating their community on water issues. through the power of football. today can help solve the water issues their cities face.
Young Leaders Around The World Raise Awareness For Responsible Water Use The programme began with a global water & football summit, digitally connecting the 100 young leaders from ngo partners around the world for a series of live interactive discussions on how to use football to solve water challenges. Led by 5 inspiring groups of young leaders, each project is educating their community on water issues. through the power of football. today can help solve the water issues their cities face. Against a backdrop of escalating global water challenges, young leaders are stepping up to make a difference with the water heroes academy – a joint initiative by manchester city’s global community program, cityzens giving, and global water technology partner, xylem. The programme kicked off with a global water & football summit, digitally connecting the 100 young leaders from ngo partners around the world for a series of live interactive discussions on how to use football to solve water challenges. In kuala lumpur, young leaders hosted a series of activities engaging young people from age 3 to 17, including innovation challenges, a field trip to xylem’s offices, a river clean up and a football festival. This was followed by a three day digital summit, connecting young leaders and xylem experts from all ten cities to share ideas on tackling water challenges through football.
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