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Joburg Encourages Water Conservation: #WeServeJoburg Campaign

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Johannesburg is taking proactive steps to conserve water and improve sustainability with the launch of its #WeServeJoburg initiative. The campaign emphasizes quick responses to water issues and encourages residents to adopt rainwater harvesting practices for a greener, more sustainable city.

Quick Responses for Water-Related Issues

The City of Johannesburg is dedicated to resolving water and sewer issues efficiently. Here’s a breakdown of turnaround times for reported incidents:

  • Sewer problems: Resolved within 24 hours
  • Water outages: Fixed within 12 hours
  • Leaking meters: Repaired within 3 days
  • Burst meters: Addressed within 24 hours
  • Water leaks: Handled within 48 hours
  • Major burst pipes: Repaired within 48 hours

Residents are encouraged to report any water-related issues promptly. Every report helps conserve water and ensures a steady supply for the city’s growing population.

Rainwater Harvesting: A Sustainable Solution

In addition to fixing water issues, the city promotes rainwater harvesting to reduce water waste and lower utility bills. Collecting and using rainwater for household purposes like gardening, washing, and cleaning can significantly reduce reliance on municipal water supplies.

Rainwater harvesting offers several benefits:

  • Cost Savings: Lower water bills by using free rainwater.
  • Eco-Friendly: Reduce the strain on natural water resources.
  • Convenience: Ensure water availability during municipal outages.

Johannesburg is encouraging its residents to take part in this sustainable practice. “Every drop counts,” the campaign emphasizes, highlighting the collective effort needed to secure the city’s water future.

The #WeServeJoburg campaign serves as a reminder of the importance of water conservation. By addressing water-related issues quickly and adopting sustainable practices like rainwater harvesting, residents can contribute to creating a greener and more resilient Johannesburg.

Spot a water issue? Report it today and help make a difference!

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