protecting water resources: we commit to World Water Day

protecting water resources: we commit to World Water Day

As a sustainable multi utility, The Altogether Group understands the importance of World Water Day.

World Water Day is a global initiative to raise awareness about the importance of water and the ways in which we can protect it.

This day is especially important for The Altogether Group, as water is a key component of our business. Water is essential for all forms of life, and it’s essential for businesses as well. We need water for our production process, for our employees, and for the environment.

The Altogether Group is committed to protecting our water resources and ensuring that we have enough for the future.

World Water Day is an opportunity to learn more about the importance of water and how we can protect it. It’s a chance to think about the ways in which our business can use water more efficiently and reduce our impact on the environment.

It’s a day to talk about the importance of water and how we can work together to protect it.

At The Altogether Group, we’re doing our part to protect water.

We’ve implemented a number of initiatives in order to reduce our impact on the environment, such producing recycled water, reducing potable water use, and investing in renewable energy.

We also promote sustainable practices amongst our communities in order to ensure that our business is as environmentally friendly as possible. World Water Day is an important reminder that we all need to do our part in order to protect our water resources.

This year, The Altogether Group is proud to be offering Local Water Centre Tours for World Water Day.

We will be visiting three different locations – Central Park, The Gables and Huntlee – on Thursday 23 and Friday 24 March. These tours will be a great opportunity to get a first-hand look at the water systems in our communities. Participants will be able to see the inner workings of each centre and learn more about the importance of water and how it impacts our lives.

The tours will be led by qualified experts who will be able to answer any questions participants may have. They will also provide guidance on the ways in which we can use water more sustainably. We invite everyone to join us and learn more about the importance of water and how we can all do our part to protect it.

The tours are free to attend and will be a great way to get involved in World Water Day.

Sign up to a local water centre tour here.