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A gray Wasens device with two indicator lights on top and the logo on the front, designed to detect water leaks efficiently.
2023

Water Leak Dedication (South Africa)

The advanced system is able to detect changes in water flow and pressure, which can be used to find any potential water leaks or blockages. With an added benefit of it being used to transmit data to the operator or owner’s smartphone or other device, alerting them on any changes in their water usage or pressure.

A Swiss flag and a South African flag hang on a structure with "CO MEB" banners in between, next to blue pipes under a clear sky—inviting intrigue like compelling case studies.
2021

Wastewater, Durban (South Africa)

In South Africa, there’s a growing demand for clean water, however local water supplies are diminishing as a result of climate change, population growth, drought, and economic growth. In some regions, water is completely unavailable.

Water treatment facility with tanks and equipment, featuring a "MEB" banner. Palm plant and clear blue sky stretch above, providing a picturesque backdrop for numerous case studies on innovative water purification techniques.
2021

Fresh Water plant, Greater Maputo (Mozambique)

Greater Maputo in Mozambique was in urgent need of drinking water for the population due to severe water scarcity in the region. The country had experienced high temperatures and decreased levels of rainfall.

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Aerial view of a large concrete dam with a yellow crane on top, surrounded by lush green hills and turquoise water in the reservoir.
The intersection between Water diplomacy and Integrated of Water Norms

The African continent faces an exceedingly complex array of interrelated water issues that cross several limitations. Whether you consider water a property or a human right – how do governments prioritize between economic utility and environmental sustainability? Should living beings like fish, have more rights to water than irrigated grain or do cultural and religious values associated with water have a higher importance than the amount of water individuals needs?

A large circular water treatment facility with clear blue water, exemplifying effective municipal water management, surrounded by greenery under a blue sky.
Municipal Water Resource Management

Improving public water and wastewater systems, is a key factor perceived to assist with the implementation of appropriate drought adaptation strategies. The public sector lacks local capacity to effectively manage water resources and protect capital investments as well as running costs of most of the failing infrastructure.