Water Equity/Water Economy
GCCLP network members and allies provide clean water stations in communities impacted by climate disaster and at community gatherings rooted in social justice. Stations are tailored to meet the immediate need for clean water and to promote the globally recognized human right to clean water and the rights of mother earth to keep water as part of the commons
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