Each year, the UN chooses a central theme to highlight a key water-related issue, such as access to safe drinking water, sanitation or the impact of climate change on water resources. This year's theme is: Glacier Conservation. Glaciers are essential for life: their meltwater is vital for drinking water, agriculture, industry and clean energy production, as well as being essential for the health of ecosystems.

Importance of World Water Day

Raising global awareness of the water crisis.
Promoting universal access to safe drinking water and sanitation.
Promoting sustainable policies for water management.promoting sustainable policies for water management.

How to participate

Reducing water use in daily activities.
Supporting water conservation initiatives.
Spreading information about its importance in social networks and communities.

This day reminds us that water is a fundamental resource for life and sustainable development 

Ingeteam and World Water Day

On World Water Day, it is important to highlight how technology can contribute to a more efficient use of this essential resource. At Ingeteam, we offer solutions that help optimize water and energy consumption, especially in strategic sectors such as:

Renewable energy: Solar and wind power can make it possible to reduce the water footprint of the energy sector, reducing dependence on sources that require large amounts of water, such as thermoelectric power plants.
Automation and digitalization: Intelligent systems for monitoring and controlling industrial processes that optimize water use in production, reduce waste and improve operational efficiency.
Electrification and sustainable mobility: A commitment to electric mobility reduces water pollution by minimizing the use of fossil fuels, which generate waste and spills that harm to aquatic ecosystems.

 Commitment to sustainability

At Ingeteam, we continue to innovate in technological solutions that allow us to move towards a more sustainable future, where water and energy are managed more efficiently. On this 22nd of March, we reaffirm the importance of responsible water use and the key role of technology in this global challenge.