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A Water Resilience Journey

Aerial view of a tropical coastline with lush green hills meeting a calm blue sea under a partly cloudy sky, illustrating nature's water resilience in its vibrant and clean splendor.

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Mastering using sustainable water technologies to reduce energy and operational costs, while delivering reliable, safe and efficient services. With climate change, floods and droughts increasing in both intensity and frequency, communities and businesses need to find viable alternatives to help protect their essential needs to gain economic resilience.

Floods damage water and sanitation systems, disrupt important public services, undermines ecosystem health that is vital for human health, and leads to outbreaks of waterborne diseases and biodiversity loss in affected communities. Droughts can further reduce the availability of water, which has an impact on the quality of water, limiting its use, including public drinking water services.

There are five fundamental concerns in the fight against water poverty:

  • Drought Resilience
  • Climate Change
  • Funding Gap
  • Economic Risk
  • Urbanisation

We are here to bring new innovations and make your transition as seamless, as clean water flowing from a faucet.

How exactly do you create a water resilient community or business you ask? We can tell you how.

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Case Study

A revolutionary approach to water supply

To cope with a crippling and prolonged drought crisis, MEB installed a containerized desalination plant at Richards Bay, South Africa. The project was completed in just seven months. The containers were easily transported to the designated location.1

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