“World Without Water” was a local youth project implemented with 30 young people aged 20–30 to raise awareness about clean water resources, water saving and environmental protection. Starting from the reality of increasing water scarcity and pollution, the project aimed to help young people understand water as a basic source of life for humans and all living beings, and to motivate them to protect it in their daily lives.

With the support of the Konya Water and Sewerage Affairs Directorate, the project combined workshops, field visits and creative activities to strengthen young people’s environmental consciousness and to encourage them to act as role models for younger generations.

The project pursued the following objectives:

• Raise awareness among young people about water scarcity, water pollution and the importance of protecting clean water resources.
• Promote water saving and conscious consumption at home, in workplaces, in agriculture, in factories and in all areas where clean water is used.
• Encourage young people to develop and share ideas on how to use water correctly, protect it and recycle it, strengthening existing strategies for environmental protection.
• Use creative tools (posters, brochures, short films) to draw attention to clean water resources and nature and to reach a wider audience.

Build a culture of responsibility for future generations, helping young people become examples for children and younger age groups in saving water and protecting the environment.