Is Switzerland drying up? What should happen now?

No – Switzerland has enough water; that is alarmism reaches 18 percent with 4 votes.

Regionally serious, but no nationwide emergency reaches 18 percent with 4 votes.

A clear warning sign with very different regional effects reaches 18 percent with 4 votes.

A national crisis that requires rapid action reaches 27 percent with 6 votes.

The new normal: adaptation must become a top priority reaches 18 percent with 4 votes.

Only voluntary appeals to save water reaches 59 percent with 13 votes.

Local recommendations, without enforceable rules reaches 23 percent with 5 votes.

Binding local restrictions when shortages become acute reaches 0 percent with 0 votes.

Binding cantonal plans with clear priority rules reaches 0 percent with 0 votes.

A national framework with enforceable limits in drought periods reaches 18 percent with 4 votes.

No additional public funding; municipalities and producers should manage it themselves reaches 18 percent with 4 votes.

Repair leaks and provide better local information first reaches 77 percent with 17 votes.

Strengthen regional networks and targeted irrigation reaches 0 percent with 0 votes.

Invest in rainwater use, storage and natural groundwater recharge reaches 5 percent with 1 votes.

Launch a national resilience programme combining nature restoration, infrastructure and water-saving agriculture reaches 0 percent with 0 votes.