concept   water sources
23 commonsense assertions
Cultures (23) • India (1) • African (1) • Japan (1) • South America (1) • Bangladesh (1) • China (1) • Dry climates (1) • Indigenous communities with traditional knowledge systems (1) • Iran (1) • Kenya (1) • Nigeria (1) • Nordic countries (1) • Norway (1) • Qatar (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • South Korea (1) • Switzerland (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Urbanized societies (1) War-torn regions (1) • coastal communities (1) • inland communities (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 water sources India In Indian villages, community wells and natural water bodies are crucial for agriculture and drinking water. 6
2 water sources African African cultures rely on natural water sources and struggle to access clean water. 2
3 water sources Japan In Japanese villages, there is easy access to both piped and purified water as well as high-quality spring water. 2
4 water sources South America Many South American households rely on rivers and reservoirs for their daily water needs. 2
5 water sources Bangladesh Bangladesh's culture is struggling with water pollution, which is impacting natural water sources. 1
6 water sources China In China, water pollution is a significant challenge that impacts natural water sources. 1
7 water sources Dry climates In dry climates, cultures rely on limited natural water sources like oases, wells, and reservoirs. 1
8 water sources Indigenous communities with traditional knowledge systems Indigenous communities have deep respect and consider water sources as sacred, often connected with specific rituals and ceremonies. 1
9 water sources Iran In Iran, traditional water distribution systems like qanats and aflaj are essential for agriculture and domestic use. 1
10 water sources Kenya In Kenya, rainwater harvesting is frequently used for domestic water supply. 1
11 water sources Nigeria In Nigeria, many people depend on natural sources such as wells and rivers for drinking water. 1
12 water sources Nordic countries In Nordic countries, there are plentiful natural freshwater sources for drinking. 1
13 water sources Norway Norwegian culture emphasizes environmental protection to preserve pristine water sources. 1
14 water sources Qatar In Qatar, the culture relies on desalinated sea water for drinking and domestic use due to the scarcity of natural freshwater sources. 1
15 water sources Saudi Arabia Traditional water distribution systems like qanats and aflaj are crucial for agriculture and domestic use in Saudi Arabian culture. 1
16 water sources South Korea South Korea has a strong culture of favoring high-quality spring and mineral water for drinking. 1
17 water sources Switzerland Switzerland places a strong focus on environmental protection to preserve its pristine water sources. 1
18 water sources United Arab Emirates In the United Arab Emirates, desalinated sea water is used for drinking and domestic purposes due to the scarcity of natural freshwater sources. 1
19 water sources United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, tap water is commonly used for drinking and cooking. 1
20 water sources Urbanized societies Urbanized societies rely on piped water supply and modern infrastructure for their water needs. 1
21 water sources War-torn regions Access to clean and safe water sources is a daily struggle in war-torn regions. 1
22 water sources coastal communities Coastal communities depend on access to seawater for various purposes. 1
23 water sources inland communities Inland communities rely on rivers, lakes, and groundwater as their main water sources. 1