The dual threat has focused the attention of community groups on water, or rather the lack of it, and what they can do to ensure they have enough to carry on farming, protect the environment and shield themselves from the deadly virus.
Water and the washing of hands has been promoted as one of the key ways to prevent COVID-19 from spreading.
The UN is projecting that the global demand for clean water will increase by 50 per cent over the next 20 years.
On World Water Day, marked annually on 22 March read more here about how one woman has dedicated her life to ensuring her compatriots have equal access to water.
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