Caring for water is caring for life. It means to bring health, well-being, environmental quality, and opportunities to the population, leaving a positive legacy for society. And, more than that, it gives access to such an essential life resource, guaranteeing dignity to those who need it most. The comprehensive and efficient supply of basic sanitation is one of the main pillars of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations (UN), bringing several positive impacts to the population. By handling water under the assumptions of inclusion, human rights, access, diversity, and autonomy, we contribute to building a healthier and more sustainable future for all of us.