Worldwide Water Education

Educate. Empower. Act. The mission of Project WET is to reach children, parents, educators, and communities of the world with water education. We invite you to join us in educating children about the most precious resource on the planet — water.

Our Campaigns:
Hydration: Water and You

To inform and educate young people about water's role in maintaining a healthy body.

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Our Campaigns:
Water and Energy

To educate and empower individuals by creating materials about water’s role in developing and producing energy and about our energy future.

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Our Campaigns:
Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide

To create the most comprehensive water education resource in the world.

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Our Campaigns:
Climate

These materials will teach about the science behind climate, climate’s crucial role and ways to reduce its negative impact.

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Our Campaigns:
Urban Waters

To inform and educate young people about managing water in a city.

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News and Media Coverage

Project WET’s Educators Guide Wins Prestigious Education Award

Contact: Stephanie Kaleva The Healthy Water, Healthy Habits, Healthy People Educators Guide Addresses Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Topics Bozeman, Mont. 29 July, 2009 – Project…Read more »

Blog

Looking for a Project for World Water Day (March 22)?

“Walking for Water” is a school-based program where participating students commit to walking six kilometers (3.73 miles) , carrying six liters (1.59 gallons) of water, to…Read more »

How Project WET Is Achieving
Its Mission

As a result of Project WET’s innovative teaching methods, the number of pupils and teachers washing their hands after using the toilet improved from less than 5% to over 38% at the Lake Victoria Primary School in Entebbe, Uganda.

Project WET’s WASH (water, sanitation, hygiene) education materials and training program in sub-Saharan Africa successfully reached over 30,000 schools, 175,000 teachers, and five million students over the past two years.