WHO 2014

• Replace sugar-sweetened beverages in school vending machines with bottled water.

• Provide fresh drinking water fountains in schools and other locations where children gather.

CDC 2010

• 'increase the price of SSBs relative to other more healthful beverages through pricing adjustments, subsidies, or other differential pricing strategies'.

• Establish 'government incentives to increase availability and affordability of fresh vegetables, fresh fruit and clean drinking water.'

EU 2014 (pdf)

• Ensure the free supply of fresh drinking water in schools.
• 'Promote free water in public areas like administrations, hospitals, schools (e.g. via installing water fountains).'
• 'Promote the intake of tap water whilst reducing the intake of sweetened beverages, e.g. by installing water fountains and assessing daily water intake compared to a reference standard.'

• 'To promote water consumption, potable drinking water should be easily accessible to children and adults in homes and public facilities, including parks, playgrounds, schools, public buildings, worksites, and clinics'.
• 'Advocate with public and private partners to improve the infrastructure to increase access to potable drinking water'.

• '…make clean drinking water freely available in all schools, places of employment and in public open spaces'.
• 'Government incentives to increase availability and affordability of fresh vegetables, fresh fruit and clean drinking water.'

CDC 2010

• 'Collaborate with oral health partners and others with a common interest to develop a workplan to promote the consumption of (fluoridated) drinking water'.

CDC 2010

• 'Complete a needs assessment to identify where access to potable drinking water is limited'.