Young people are the future generations who will face the effects of climate change and water shortage. Their involvement and commitment to these issues is essential to building a sustainable future. They are creative and innovative, and their participation contributes to finding and developing new solutions to challenges related to water and climate change. The participation of young people helps to increase awareness of issues related to water and climate change and their effects on society and the environment. This leads to a better understanding and expertise on these topics.The active participation of young people influences political decisions and encourages decision-makers to take seriously the challenges related to water and climate change and to implement the necessary measures to solve them.Young people's commitment to issues related to water and climate change promotes international cooperation and solidarity between different countries and regions to solve these challenges. Increasing the participation of young people promotes justice and intergenerational responsibility, because their participation in decision-making affects their future. Their role as awareness of information, as active citizens, is irreplaceable.
We need to encouraged the children of today, to conserve water for the future of the planet, raise sustainable water awareness. But awareness-raising alone is not enough to solve problems.Global warming increases extreme weather events, such as heavier and more frequent rains, longer and hotter seasons, and stronger storms. This can affect everyday life, for example through traffic flows, power outages and infrastructure damage.Climate change can affect food production in different areas. Drought, heavy rains, heat waves and other weather phenomena affect farming, the quality and quantity of crops and food prices.Climate change affects the availability and quality of water, which can affect water supply and water resources. Drought can reduce water sources, while heavy rains can cause flooding and pollution of water resources.The distribution areas of species can change, which can affect the living conditions of animal and plant species and the food chain. Natural disasters can cause considerable economic damage, and adaptation to climate change requires investments in new technologies and infrastructure.These are some of the ways climate change is reflected in our everyday lives. We need to change the way we operate.