In today's world, water, one of the most basic human rights, is declining for various reasons, threatening our living conditions. On Earth, including today, 2 billion people have no access to water, and 880 million of them are water-scarce – between life and death. According to the World Resources Institute's 2019 World Water Report, 2 billion people lack regular access to clean water resources and 4.3 billion people lack sanitation.Healthy, clean drinking water is recognized as a basic human right in the EU and elsewhere, and clean, usable water is essential for the survival of life. Not only pollution, but also global warming and climate change are thirst threats. According to a European Commission study, half of Europe's population is threatened with water scarcity. To address the water crisis and secure our future, we're implementing water-saving measures in industry, agriculture, and households. We aim to promote blind water use, highlight technical best practices, and reduce water footprints. Our focus includes awareness campaigns and business initiatives.Specifically, we aim to eliminate young people's unconscious water consumption. Success in this project will pave the way for discussions on creating welcoming and bright environments for our future. We, as young individuals, are committed to realizing this project, contributing to society, and investing in a sustainable future. Our goals include measuring and enhancing young workers' knowledge of global water issues, teaching step-by-step water-saving techniques, and improving their ability to collaborate with national and international water foundation organizations. We also aim to facilitate the development of various Erasmus+ projects for young people addressing water issues. The overarching objectives involve recognizing water scarcity and drought issues, developing sustainable water resource management approaches, establishing a water use awareness chain, and raising awareness levels.