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UNICEF and EdEra launch educational materials 'Mission Water'

UNICEF and EdEra have launched free educational materials for students called 'Mission Water'. The campaign aims to raise awareness about water supply safety and the need to create water reserves.

In brief

  • UNICEF and EdEra launched educational materials for students.
  • The 'Mission Water' campaign emphasizes the importance of water reserves.
  • It is recommended to store 3 liters of water per day for each family member.
  • Water reserves should be updated every 6 months.
  • The campaign is implemented with the support of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine.
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