The Blue Planet Project strives for water justice based on the principles that water is a human right, a public trust, and part of the global commons.
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Maude Barlow, co-founder of the BPP recently shared a report on how the commodification and financialization of nature endanger the rights of nature. Read more with the link in our bio! #water #nature #humanrights #justice #bpp blueplanetproject.net/2024/1…
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La #CimeraSocialAigua critiquem el pla del @govern per afrontar la sequera.
❌ Se centra a tenir més aigua en lloc de promoure'n l'estalvi i reduir el consum. Un model insostenible davant l’emergència climàtica!
🎥 Ho hem explicat a @RTVECatalunya 👉 rtve.es/play/videos/linforma…
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VERY important initiative and petition as the UN gathering on plastics gets underway!
No Plastics in my Sea noplasticinmysea.org/call-to…
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📺Live now! 11th Meeting - 57th Regular Session of Human Rights Council | UN Web TV
🗓️16 September, 10 am, CEST. I will participate in an Interactive Dialogue with member states at the Human Rights Council. I will introduce two reports:
💧Water and the Economy nexus and;
🇨🇦Country Visit Report to Canada.
Follow live on UN TV webtv.un.org/en/search/categ…
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Excellent interview of Fatou Diouf of @PSIglobalunion Africa on the future of private water in Senegal by @cu_peco grad student Rachel Woods! @SRWatSan
The BPP's Rachel Woods talked to Fatou Diouf, PSI's Project Coordinator for French-Speaking Africa, about the fight against water privatization in Senegal! blueplanetproject.net/2024/0…
The BPP's Rachel Woods talked to Fatou Diouf, PSI's Project Coordinator for French-Speaking Africa, about the fight against water privatization in Senegal! blueplanetproject.net/2024/0…
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Educational resources for schools, teachers, and organizations in Canada and across the Globe, to learn about the human right to water, and facilitate their efforts to become a Blue Community School.
