Global drought has become an increasingly pressing issue, especially amidst current climate change. This water crisis not only affects natural resources, but also has a direct impact on human life and the ecosystem. Climate change, characterized by increasing temperatures, erratic rainfall patterns, and extreme weather events, is causing droughts to become increasingly common. The impact of drought is clearly visible in various parts of the world. For example, Sub-Saharan Africa and the western United States are experiencing significant declines in water availability. Agriculture, which depends on a stable water supply, is especially vulnerable. Water shortages cause a decrease in crop yields, which in turn increases food prices and adds to the economic burden on increasingly difficult communities. The crisis is exacerbated by poor water management practices and rapid population growth. Many countries do not have adequate infrastructure to accommodate and distribute clean water, so the imbalance in water supply and consumption is widening. Ineffective policies related to water resources management are also a major contributing factor. Therefore, solutions to address global drought must include policy reforms that focus on long-term planning and sustainable management. In the midst of this uncertainty, technology has emerged as hope to face the water crisis. Innovations in water treatment techniques, such as desalination, enable coastal countries to utilize seawater for daily needs. In addition, smart agricultural technologies requiring less water, such as hydroponic and aquaponic farming, can help increase water use efficiency in the agricultural sector. Public awareness and education are also important in dealing with this crisis. Campaigns that educate people about the importance of conserving water, how to recycle waste water, and water-saving agricultural techniques can help reduce pressure on limited water resources. International cooperation is also needed to share solutions and strategies in facing this challenge, especially for the countries most affected. Vulnerable communities, such as rural communities that depend on local water sources, require special attention. Assistance and support from non-governmental organizations and governments is needed to help them adapt to climate change and drought which impact water availability. To tackle global drought, a holistic approach involving various stakeholders is needed. A change in global mindset and well-planned real action are the keys to facing this challenge. By combining technology, effective policies and increasing public awareness, we can mitigate the impact of drought and create a more sustainable and just future.