Save Water
Turn off taps when not in use, fix leaks and use water more mindfully.
Laos is landlocked and heavily forested, with the Mekong River forming much of its western border and shaping the country's ecology and settlement patterns. Its forests support Asian elephants and one of the last populations of the extremely rare saola, a forest mammal so elusive it was only discovered by science in 1992.
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Everyday habits that support a more sustainable future.
Turn off taps when not in use, fix leaks and use water more mindfully.
Switch off unused lights and devices and choose energy-efficient products.
Plan purchases, store food properly and make the most of leftovers.
Repair, repurpose or donate items instead of throwing them away.
Respect natural environments, follow local guidelines and support local communities.
Consider durability, packaging and where products come from.