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WaterColors

ADB's WaterColors is a series of images depicting specific water and poverty issues in the Asia and Pacific region.

The series was launched at the WaterDome, a major event at the World Summit on Sustainable Development, in August 2002. The WaterColors materials include bookmarks, postcards, folders, fact sheets, and calendars.

The WaterColors images consist of 14 water-based paintings by artist Dave Parker. In the creation of this series, Mr. Parker used water from rivers, standpipes, rainwater, floodwater, and public faucets in developing countries across Asia and the Pacific to raise awareness on water issues.

View the WaterColors images by clicking on these thumbnails.

Six Water Women and Two Thirsty Camels	Shamble Shacks	Blue Rice Farmer
The Cone Cage Netter	The Day's Catch	Jumbo Detailing
Monday	Net Casters	The River Boys
Saffron Sadhu	Stay Still	The Water Boys
Family Matters	Paradise or Paradox?

NOTICE:
The WaterColors images are exclusive property of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). ADB encourages users to print, download, or copy them for personal and non-commercial use. Users are restricted from reselling, redistributing or creating derivative works for commercial purposes without the express, written consent of the ADB. To secure permission, e-mail adbpub@adb.org.