What is the theme for the 14th World Water Day in 2006?

This year, 22 March marks the 12th World Water Day, and the theme of this year's World Water Day is "Water and Disasters".

Water is the source of life. Although the area of the earth is covered by water, the water is seawater, which can neither be directly drunk nor irrigated. Of the remaining freshwater, less than 1 of the world's total freshwater can be used by humans.

On January 18, 1993, the 47th session of the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution 193 in accordance with the recommendations of the 21st Century Action Agenda formulated by the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, and determined that March 22 of each year will be designated as World Water Day since 1993, aiming to promote the integrated planning and management of water resources and strengthen the protection of water resources to solve the increasingly serious problem of water scarcity. At the same time, through extensive publicity and education activities, public awareness of the development and protection of water resources will be enhanced.

With the development of society, the demand for water resources is increasing, but the water resources available for direct human use are decreasing. In the 20th century, the world's population increased by 2 times compared to the 19th century, while the use of water by humans increased by 5 times. In some developing countries, about 50 percent of drinking water and 60 percent of irrigation water are wasted due to misuse; About 90% of wastewater is discharged into rivers and lakes without treatment, causing environmental pollution; Excessive pumping of groundwater has caused water levels to drop by tens of meters in many areas.

The world is already facing severe water scarcity: 1.2 billion people suffer from water scarcity, 3 billion lack water sanitation, and 3 million to 4 million people die each year from water-related diseases. By 2025, the water crisis is expected to spread to 48 countries, leaving about 3.5 billion people trapped by water.

A series of problems, such as the deterioration of ecosystems and the destruction of biodiversity, brought about by the water crisis, seriously threaten the survival of mankind. Statistics show that floods, droughts, mudslides, typhoons and other water-related disasters account for more than 80% of the natural disasters that occur each year. Scientists**, the frequency and intensity of water-related disasters will continue to increase due to climate change, environmental pollution, and El Niño.

How to improve the effective utilization of water resources and promote the sustainable development and protection of water resources has become an urgent issue faced by all countries in the world. （

The United Nations has designated 2005-2015 as the 10 years of international action on water for life, with the following themes:"Water of Life"。

Summary. The purpose of World Water Day is to raise public awareness of water conservation and strengthen water conservation. In order to meet the water needs of people's daily lives, businesses and agriculture, the United Nations has long been committed to solving the global water crisis caused by the rising demand for water resources.

The United Nations Water Conference in 1977 issued a serious warning to the world: water will soon become a profound social crisis, and the next crisis after the oil crisis will be water. On January 18, 1993, the 47th session of the United Nations General Assembly made a resolution to designate March 22 as "World Water Day" every year.

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The purpose of World Water Day is to raise public awareness of water conservation and strengthen water conservation. In order to meet the water needs of people's daily life, business and agriculture, the United Nations has long been committed to solving the global water crisis caused by the rising demand for water. The "United Nations Water Conference" held in 1977 issued a serious warning to the whole world's reform industry

Water will soon become a profound social crisis, and the next crisis after the oil crisis will be water. On 18 January 1993, the 47th session of the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution designating 22 March as World Water Day.

The theme of World Water Day in 1994 was: Caring for water is everyone's responsibility.

The theme for 1995 was: "Women and Water";

The 1996 theme was: "Water for thirsty cities";

The theme for 1997 was: "Water Scarce";

The theme for 1998 was: "Ground water --invisible resource";

The theme for 1999 was: "Everyone Lives Downstream";

The theme for 2000 is: "Water and Health".

The theme for 2001 was: "Water for the 21st Century."

The theme for 2002 is: "Water for Development".

The theme for 2003 is: "Water for the Future".

The theme for 2004 is: Water and Disasters.

Theme for World Water Day 2005"Ensure the safety of drinking water and maintain life and health"

The theme for World Water Day 2006 is "Water and Culture.

The theme of World Water Day 2007 is: Tackling water scarcity.

The theme for World Water Day 2008 is: Water Sanitation.

The theme for World Water Day 2009 is: Transboundary Water – Water for Sharing, Opportunities for Sharing.

The theme of World Water Day 2010 is "Focus on Water Quality, Seize Opportunities, and Address Challenges".

The theme for 2011 is: "Urban Water Management".

The theme for World Water Day 2011 is: "Urban Water Management".

The theme of the 2011 China Water Week was "Strict Management of Water Resources, Promoting a New Leap in Water Conservancy".

Urban Water: Addressing the Challenges of Urbanization.

The water cup is green and environmentally friendly.

Drinking is low-carbon and environmentally friendly.

The theme for 2011 is: "Urban Water Management".

Change the concept of water use and innovate the development model.

March 22, 2012 is the 20th World Water Day, and March 22-28, 2012 is the 25th China Water Day. The United Nations has set the theme for World Water Day 2012 as "water and food security". According to the research, the theme of China's commemoration of the 2012 "World Water Day" and "China Water Week" is "Vigorously Strengthen Farmland Water Conservancy and Ensure National Food Security".

The theme of World Water Day 2012 is "Water and Food Security".

The theme of China's commemoration of the 2012 World Water Day and China Water Week is "Vigorously Strengthening Farmland Water Conservancy and Ensuring National Food Security".

The theme of World Water Day 2012 is 'Water and Ood Security'. The theme of China's 2012 World Water Day and China Water Week is "Vigorously Strengthening Farmland Water Conservancy and Ensuring National Food Security".

March 22, 2014 is the 22nd World Water Day, and March 22-28, 2014 is the 27th China Water Week. The United Nations has decided that the theme for World Water Day 2014 will be "water and energy". The Ministry of Water Resources has decided that the theme of China's 2014 commemoration of "World Water Day" and "China Water Week" is "Strengthening the Management of Rivers and Lakes and Building a Water Ecological Civilization".

In 2014, the slogan of "World Water Day" and "China Water Week" was 1, commemorating the 22nd "World Water Day" and the 27th "China Water Week".

2. Strengthen the management of rivers and lakes and build a water ecological civilization.

3. Strengthen the protection and restoration of water and soil resources, and promote the construction of urban and rural water ecological civilization 4. Water is the source of life, the key to production, and the foundation of ecology.

5. Promote administration according to law and promote water governance according to law.

6. Work together to rejuvenate water and benefit people's livelihood.

7. Set the demand for water, measure the amount of water, and adapt to the conditions of water.

8. Implement the strictest water resources management system, promote the acceleration of the transformation of economic development mode 9, earnestly implement the three red lines of total water use control, water use efficiency control, and water function zone restriction and pollution control10, build a water-saving society, and ensure the safety of urban and rural water use.

11. Cherish water, save water, and protect water.

12. Ensure the safety of drinking water and maintain life and health.

13. The mountains and rivers are beautiful, the rivers and lakes are beautiful, and the people and water are harmonious.

14. Scientifically prevent floods and droughts and promote economic and social development.

15. Strengthen rural water conservancy work and promote the coordinated development of urban and rural areas.

16. Develop clean energy for hydropower and promote green and low-carbon development.

17. Strengthen scientific and technological innovation and promote the rejuvenation of water through science and technology.

18. Strengthen international cooperation, mutual benefit and win-win results, and harmonious development.

19. Implement the Water Law of the People's Republic of China

20. Implement the "Flood Control Law of the People's Republic of China".

21. Implement the Law of the People's Republic of China on Soil and Water Conservation

22. Implement the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Water Pollution".

The United Nations has decided that the theme for this year's World Water Day is "Nature for Water".

The theme of China's commemoration of World Water Day and China Water Week is "Implementing National Water Conservation Actions and Building a Water-Saving Society".

March 22, 2018 is the 26th World Water Day and the first day of the 31st China Water Week.

March 22, 2018 is the 26th World Water Day and the first day of the 31st China Water Week.

The United Nations has set the theme for this year's World Water Day to be "Harnessing the Power of Nature to Protect Green Waters and Lush Mountains". The theme of China's commemoration of World Water Day and China Water Week is "Implementing National Water Conservation Actions and Building a Water-Saving Society".

There are more people and less water, the spatial and temporal distribution of water resources is uneven, the per capita water resources are less than 1 3 of the world average, the average water resources per mu is only 1 2 of the world, and more than 400 of the more than 600 cities in the country have varying degrees of water shortage.

To save water, we must adhere to the "two-handed force" with the market, establish a long-term mechanism, and stimulate the endogenous power of water conservation.

Carry out pilot projects on water rights and establish a trading platform. After more than three years of practice, the seven provinces and autonomous regions selected by the Ministry of Water Resources (MWR) in Henan, Ningxia, Jiangxi, Hubei, Inner Mongolia, Gansu and Guangdong have formed a variety of water rights trading models, such as inter-basin, upstream and downstream, inter-regional, inter-industry and inter-water users. In 2016, the China Water Rights Exchange was officially established, and by the end of 2017, 42 transactions had been facilitated, with a total of 1,468 billion cubic meters of water traded.

Promote the reform of water prices and give full play to the role of economic leverage. Taking into account factors such as market supply and demand, resource scarcity, environmental protection requirements, and social affordability, we should accelerate the comprehensive reform of agricultural water prices, establish sustainable and targeted subsidies and water-saving incentive mechanisms, and promote agricultural water conservation and efficiency. Comprehensively implement the system of progressive price increase for urban residents' water use ladder and non-residential water use over the quota, and give full play to the leverage role of water price in water conservation.

Every drop of water must be precious, and the benefits are proof. China has solved the problem of feeding 15 of the world's population with 9 percent of the world's arable land and 6 4 percent of the world's freshwater resources, and has ensured bumper grain harvests year after year with zero growth in agricultural water use, and has ensured medium-high economic growth with a slight increase in total water use.

The theme for World Water Day 2018 is: Harnessing the Power of Nature.

The theme for World Water Day in 1995 was: "Women and Water"; The theme for World Water Day in 1996 was: "Water for thirsty cities"; The theme for World Water Day in 1997 was:

water scarce; The theme of World Water Day in 1998 was: "groundwater--invisible resource"; The theme for World Water Day in 1999 was: "Everyone Lives Downstream"; The theme for World Water Day 2000 is:

water and health; The theme for World Water Day in 2001 was: "Water for the 21st Century"; The theme for World Water Day in 2002 was: "Water for Development"; The theme of World Water Day 2003 in Ko Tsai Lu is:

water for the future; The theme for World Water Day in 2004 was: "Water and Disasters"; The theme for World Water Day in 2005 was: "Water for Life"; The theme for World Water Day 2006 is:

water and culture; The theme for World Water Day 2007 was: "Coping with Water Scarcity"; The theme for World Water Day 2008 is: "Water Sanitation"; The theme for World Water Day 2009 is:

transboundary water – shared water, shared opportunities" (tran **oundary water-the water-sharing, sharing opportunities). The theme for World Water Day 2010 is: "Communicating Water Quality Challenges and Opportunities".