Escape to Impact

3. A natural disaster that Eswatini has been increasingly impacted by due to climate change, often involving extreme heat.
5. Eswatini’s adaptation efforts focus on improving the ________ of its ecosystems, including flora and fauna.
6. A system implemented at Waterford that collects water for later use, helping to conserve this precious resource.
12. The United Nations defines sustainability as meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own ________.
13. Waterford Kamhlaba’s school initiative to grow and plant native trees as part of its sustainability efforts.

1. One of the key sectors for climate adaptation in Eswatini, focusing on the health of plants and animals.
2. This form of waste management at Waterford helps reduce landfill use and promote sustainability.
4. Waterford’s initiative that focuses on creating a sustainable building using natural materials and low environmental impact.
7. UWC has a long-standing commitment to education about ________, encompassing environmental, social, and human sustainability.
8. toilet This sustainability solution at Waterford turns human waste into compost, reducing the environmental impact of traditional toilets.
9. At Waterford, this practice is used to ensure that water that has been used in sinks or showers can be reused in other systems.
10. Eswatini's first Biosphere Reserve, which focuses on conservation and biodiversity, is located in this mountain range.
11. Waterford Kamhlaba is focusing on reducing carbon emissions by using these devices to heat water efficiently.
14. This type of renewable energy is being monitored and used at Waterford Kamhlaba, part of its sustainability goals.