2. Invite countries to carry out some specific activities on this day, such as publishing and distributing publicity materials, holding conferences, round tables, seminars, exhibitions, etc. , according to their own national conditions, in order to improve public awareness.
3. Requests the Secretary-General to make suggestions on how the United Nations Secretariat can help countries to organize World Water Day activities under the existing conditions as far as possible without affecting existing activities, focusing on specific themes related to the protection of water resources, making necessary arrangements and ensuring the success of the activities.
4. Recommends that the Commission on Sustainable Development give priority to the implementation of chapter 18 of Agenda 2 1 century.
1996, the World Water Council, composed of experts and scholars on water issues and relevant international institutions, was established and decided to hold a large-scale international conference, the World Water Forum, every three years before and after World Water Day.
The United Nations identified the theme of World Water Day from 2005 to 20 15 as "Water for Life".