WaterAid uses empty water buckets to raise awareness of child poverty
WaterAid has placed 800 empty water buckets along the River Thames to represent the number of children who die every day due to a lack of clean water.
WaterAid says that each of the colourful buckets in the installation could hold enough drinking water for one child a week.
The work has been created by PR agency Tin Man with KGA supporting production.
Marcus Missen, director of fundraising and communications at WaterAid, said: “Every day, millions of children miss out on school and have no time to play with friends because they have to collect water for their families. Often, the water is so dirty it can kill them.”
Via: Campaign Live