If given the chance to go back in time to help resolve a water problem I would explain the current position we are in today. There are millions of people affiliated with villages that have to walk miles upon miles just for water. I would explain to them that there is an easier way to gather this water.

They should take the villagers and gig a canal that has a large pond at the city center connected to it. This would allow constant water flow to the people of the village and it would a;so less-in the chance for disease. It would also help increase of disease that seems to be a problem.

This would also bring vegetation that would increase the amount of people that were able to receive the nutrients that is needed to survive. Because there are such spaces available that allow for large farms it would be excellent for crops that could generate a produce that supports a large number of people at a time. Luckily in the US we have the federal government that ensures the use of land that will support our growing society. Countries like this have no such organization. I believe with the right leadership from the US that they can create their own laws that ensure the safety and well being for the being of the country they are representing.

These countries need influence because they are still developing. Re-using water like we do here in the united states is a dream. That is why the help from developed countries is so important. The simple task of putting in a drain and pipe system for running water for simple appliances such as a sink and toilet.

Just the simple task of running water to these villages increases the survival rate dramatically. With water they are able to grow crops, drink fluids that wont kill them, and they are able to create a septic system that doesn’t create diseases. As a developed country we are in the position to help countries like these every day. And to not lend a hand would be unconstitutional.