Overview
Recognizing the pressing issue of water scarcity caused by rising global temperatures, Sorsogon State University has taken proactive steps to ensure everyone has reliable access to clean water.
To address the urgent challenge of water scarcity, the university has established a robust water infrastructure that includes facilities for water distribution. This infrastructure ensures a continuous water supply, significantly enhancing health and hygiene.
One of the key initiatives implemented by the university is the installation of rainwater harvesting systems. These systems are designed to collect and store rainwater, providing a sustainable water source for sanitation facilities.
In addition to infrastructure, the university has implemented innovative water conservation strategies to manage water resources responsibly and contribute to broader environmental sustainability goals.
The university’s comprehensive approach to ensuring access to clean water reflects a commitment to health, community well-being, and environmental responsibility. Through robust infrastructure, sustainable practices, and educational initiatives, it aims to create a future where clean water is accessible, promoting a healthier and more resilient society.
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SorSU Magallanes Campus conducts “Project HATE – Headway towards Awareness of Trends and Research Experiences in Marine Plastic Pollution” seminar to secondary students
The Sorsogon State University (SorSU) in collaboration with the Bulan Water District (BWD) conducted a second Lecture Series webinar last November 19, 2022 at 8:00-11:00 in the morning, through Zoom platform. This research-based extension project of the Graduate School aims to generate societal support and concern on water responsibility towards sustainable and developed community. The resource speakers are multi awarded in their respective fields, Mr. AARON A. FUNA and Dr. RICHARD V. DUMILAG.
Highlights
Water consumption per person
Water usage and care
Water reuse
Water Reuse Policy | Water Reuse Measurement
Water in the community
Water management educational opportunities