The majority of the respondents especially from African countries indicated that issues of environment were never taken seriously when they were growing up. Only a few indicated that with changes in school curricula at different levels there was some exposure to environmental and recently climate change issues. The majority of respondents indicated that it’s important that children are exposed and take part in projects focusing on environment and climate change. As MTY Trust we concur with the expert who noted, “….being aware of the environment is important because of the increasing environmental challenges the world is experiencing like climate change, deforestation, droughts, floods, global warming, pollution, water scarcity. Understanding these issues even in childhood and making lifestyle changes that contribute to environmental conversation is what environmental awareness is all about. The majority of those who are critically exposed to these impacts of climate change are children. As an activity predominantly carried out by children, long-distance search for water deprives children of other activities, including school attendance. Incidence of cholera has also been shown to increase with increasing distance away from water points, which reduces access to both safe water and sanitation.