Clean Water Movement of Eastern Africa

Ayden Coville

= Clean Water Movement of Eastern Africa =

History
In 2040, the GHOAE (Global Health Organization of After Earth) (formerly the WHO) released a study about access to clean water around After Earth. Their findings suggested that 4.4% of After Earth’s population does not have access to clean water. A step up from the previous Earth, but there was still massive room for improvement. Later, in 2041, a group of people living in a rural region of Eastern Africa without a good purification system organized a movement titled the CWMEA. (Clean Water Movement of Eastern Africa).

These people peacefully protested at the Headquarters of multiple global water purification companies for betting purification efforts across Eastern Africa. A few months later, on April 12, 2041 these companies took action and started to turn more attention to Eastern Africa. A couple months later, residents noticed an improvement in the quality of the water. When the GHOAE released another study, they found that only 1.2% of After Earth’s population didn’t have access to clean water. Still room for improvement, and the CWMEA has helped global water purification companies focus on other places that need cleaner water.