
A small component with full reach: the water station truly reaches everyone in WHP – with no participation barrier, as a visible signal in the area of nutrition.
Why does even mild dehydration cost you the workday?
Concentration, headaches, afternoon fatigue – much of this is related to not drinking enough, long before you actually feel thirsty. The tricky part: when you are focused on work, you forget the glass next to you. Visibility beats every good intention here. If the water is placed in a passageway instead of hidden in the kitchen, people automatically reach for it.
Why does placement determine the impact?
A water station in the right spot – in the hallway, at a meeting point, next to the printer – becomes a casual ritual. Carafes and glasses are more inviting than a dispenser. A few lemon slices or mint leaves turn a duty into a small offering. It's not about staging, but about making the healthy choice the easiest one.
Why does the water station reach everyone?
Hardly any measure so reliably reaches truly everyone in the company. It requires no registration, no participation, no explanation – it simply stands there and works. For getting started with the topic of nutrition, it is ideal because it does not lecture anyone and still sends a clear signal: health is valued here. A good addition is the Best Practice Drinking Challenge (21 days).
How to put it in place
- 1Get a glass carafe and glasses (approx. €15)
- 2Buy fruit/vegetables: cucumber, lemon, mint, berries
- 3Set up the station in the kitchen with a sign "WHP Water Bar"
- 4Rotating responsibility: a different person refills it each day
- 5Optional: add a recipe card
What you need
- Effort
- under 30 min
- Cost
- Free
- Setup
- 15 min
- ✓ Under €20 startup cost
- ✓ Daily touchpoint for everyone
- ✓ Immediately visible
- ✓ Easy to maintain long-term
Adopt it for your company
One click — and the measure sits ready in your plan. Guided step by step, no lengthy setup.
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