Sustainable Development and Clean Water

The video tutorial discusses the importance of clean water and sanitization, highlighting their role in health and disease prevention. It introduces the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted by the United Nations in 2015, emphasizing the need for global action to ensure peace and prosperity by 2030. The tutorial explains the definitions of clean water and sanitization, their significance in maintaining health, and the impact on family wellbeing and child health. It concludes with solutions for water pollution, such as chlorination and filtration, and encourages viewers to subscribe and share the video.

Who is presenting the PPT on clean water and sanitization?

• A health expert

• A teacher from class 70

• A student from class 70, roll number 18

• A scientist from the United Nations

What year were the Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the United Nations?

• 2010

• 2025

• 2020

• 2015

What is the primary aim of the Sustainable Development Goals?

• To end poverty and protect the planet

• To increase global trade

• To enhance military cooperation

• To promote technological advancement

What does clean water refer to?

• Water used for industrial purposes

• Water with added minerals

• Water from the ocean

• Water with no impurities and germs

Why is sanitization important?

• It enhances the taste of food

• It provides a clean environment to stop disease transmission

• It increases the lifespan of electronic devices

• It helps in agricultural growth

How does access to safe drinking water affect family wellbeing?

• It is vital for maintaining health and preventing diseases

• It leads to increased family income

• It promotes family vacations

• It reduces the need for education

What is one benefit of a healthy child mentioned in the video?

• Increased height

• Improved athletic performance

• Better learning and retaining ability

• Higher social status

How many people worldwide lack access to safe drinking water?

• Exactly two billion

• More than a billion

• Less than a million

• About 500 million

Which method is NOT mentioned as a solution for water purification?

• Filtration

• Chlorination

• Solar distribution

• Boiling

What is the potential impact of using water purification methods at home?

• Increased water bills

• Millions of lives saved worldwide

• Decreased water quality

• Higher energy consumption