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Cyprus distributes 35% of free water-saving kits to households

Cyprus distributes 35% of free water-saving kits to households
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Nicosia, Cyprus. Around 35 per cent of free water-saving equipment kits have been distributed to households under the agriculture ministry’s “Water, for Tomorrow” campaign. Nationwide distribution is expected to be completed by mid-September.


Distribution progress

The ministry said distribution has been completed in the Paphos and Famagusta districts and is continuing gradually in the remaining districts.

Targeted deliveries have also been made to organised groups and premises with high water consumption.

Water use remains higher

Despite measures to reduce water use, consumption this year remains higher than during the corresponding period last year, the ministry said.

It said the increase underlined the need to strengthen water-saving efforts and encouraged the public to adopt more responsible water-use practices.

Equipment and online service

Households that have received the free tap aerators and shower flow restrictors were urged to install them without delay. The ministry said the devices can reduce water consumption by up to 30 per cent without affecting users’ comfort.

Similar fittings are available commercially at low cost for households and businesses that have not received the free equipment, the ministry added.

Residents can use the “Notification for Installation of Aerators” online service on the gov.cy portal for campaign information, practical water-saving advice and to declare that they have received and installed the equipment.

The declaration is free of charge and will help authorities monitor the campaign’s progress and assess its effectiveness, according to the ministry.

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