Voda
vo·da /ʋǒda/ noun: water, in Bosnian
When your tap runs dry or weak, say so, and see whether it is just your floor, your building or the whole street. A global project that makes water supply problems seen.
Anonymous, free, no cookies, open data.
Turn the globe and tap a place.
Sufficient and continuous.
“The water supply for each person must be sufficient and continuous for personal and domestic uses.”
Water that comes and goes, or does not reach your floor, falls short of it.
UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, General Comment No. 15, The right to water, 2002Clean drinking water is a human right.
UN General Assembly, Resolution 64/292, 2010A project, not a product.
- No ads, no accounts, no cookies.
- Your location becomes an area before anything is saved. The exact spot is never kept.
- No IP addresses, not even scrambled ones.
- Nothing is sold: not the reports, not the data, not your visit.
- Counts per area and day will become open data under CC BY 4.0, for researchers, journalists and water utilities. Open data: what is coming
Voda knows only what people report. Every report makes water supply problems harder to ignore.
Water out where you live? Put it on the map.