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Close-up of hands collecting water from a metal tap, with water flowing into an orange container below—a simple yet powerful example of Water Sensitive Urban Design in Africa.

Water Sensitive Urban Design in Africa

Water sensitive urban design in Africa we ensure that the different departments involved in your organization’s water services work together

White industrial container labeled "Fluence Aspiral," equipped with pipes, railings, access ladder, and safety signs, situated outdoors on a concrete platform.

The Problem with Human Waste

The problem with human waste E. coli from human feces and other dangerous pollutants are choking our ecosystems

A person squats on cracked, dry earth, covering their face with their hands—measuring the scarcity factor of drought conditions and environmental hardship.

Measuring the Scarcity Factor

Measuring the scarcity factor In simple terms, it’s either not having enough water (quantity) or not having access to safe water (quality)