First conclusion: water-access projects do more than feed families, they ensure their food security.

After Nicaragua and Honduras, it’s El Salvador’s turn to welcome ONE DROP. The groundwork has been laid and, already, talks with partners are under way. Carried out mostly in the Francisco Morazán department, the project is scheduled to start in July 2010.

To mark World Water Day, ONE DROP has chosen to raise people’s awareness of problems related to sanitation. As these directly effect the quality of water, they will be the central topic of this year’s edition, held on March 22.

Each drop of water that falls within the watershed area develops into larger streams and rivers that will end their trip in the same lake, river or ocean.

AQUA, the multisensory experience presented by ONE DROP™, is now headed for the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa where it will set up base from May 22 to September 6, 2010.)