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World Water Day: Water Does Not Belong only to Us; We Must Protect It for Future Generations
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by Kevin Headley “Water actually means everything to me. It is the foundation of our lives, of health, and of development,” says Sharmaine Artist, board member of the Waterforum Suriname. “In Suriname, we are blessed with an abundance of water, but we must use it more sparingly and we must not pollute it.” At the organization, she focuses on water projects, raising awareness regarding water-related issues, and capacity building. Artist is also a…
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