We have to brew a culture of water conservation as people so that we have sustainable water solutions. Adoption of practices and making it a culture, this helps us to achieve our SDGs, since the direction is communicated daily in our communities. Learning institutions should address the water conservation education and other SDGs to let everyone know what the world needs to achieve. Public and private institutions should play a role in fostering the culture example through media publications. Entities should take the responsibility of water conservation and being innovative in their practices. Colgate packaging have a message to save water, that tells people how to save water when they brush their teeth. Everyone have to be involved to be able to reach our goals for sustainable water solutions thus this needs to be addressed beginning from babies to old people so that it can be passed for generations. 

In Zimbabwe we have not addressed the water problem enough, because of many reasons. The major reason being that the land had a favourable climate but due to climate change the county has experience series of droughts. This has put more pressure on water infrastructure over the years. It is now time that we have to learn and adopt water conversation measures so that we can sail through the droughts. Last year most parts of Zimbabwe were dry with no water, dams levels were very low with big cities such as Bulawayo adopting water rationing were residents accessed tap water for 24 hours a week only. The government had no major plans about water infrastructure development and improvement. Combating the problem at hand needs us all to resolve and make it a culture to conserve water within our communities. 

Water conservation in general does not need high budgets but needs us to change our habits. Reporting water pipe bursts to the local authorities is good water conservation habit, rather than diverting the water from bursts to their home gardens. In our daily activities such as bathing, washing and cooking there are some practices which can help in conserving water in our homes as they say charity begins at home. Water harvesting has to be a part of us, at home we can collect water from rooftops when it is raining so we can use it later for toilet flushing, washing and gardening. Ex-paint buckets can be useful in water harvesting and it does not need a big tank to practice water harvesting at home. 

Small things that we do can change the world. A little effort and a change in our habits can result in a much better world. Making it part of our DNA helps us be able to combat the devil knocking at our doors. #SaveWater #ConserveWater #WeHaveOneEarth