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Game Changing Solutions Showcased by EnterpriseWorks at the World Water Forum |
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EnterpriseWorks’ Ann Koontz and Jon Naugle will be attending the 6th World Water Forum to be held
in France, March 11-18. The Forum is planning to showcase innovative solutions to the world’s water
most pressing water problems. As part of the preparations for the Forum EW/RI submitted solutions
that are being highlighted during the forum in panel and round table discussions (download more on
each below).
Two of the solutions including “bob” EnterpriseWorks’ Innovative rainwater harvesting bag and Manual
Drilling have been selected to be highlighted in the rural water supply section and be featured in
round table discussions led by Jon Naugle. A third solution “Growing our Water” on natural resource
management, water and disaster risk reduction from flooding has resulted in Ann Koontz being asked
to participate on an expert panel on management of water resources and “Identification, Assessment,
Monitoring and Early-warning of Water-related Risk”. This Solution is based on EnterpriseWorks’
Philippines work that is managing watersheds and developing community-based monitoring for disaster
risk reduction from flooding. In addition, EW/RI will have a booth that will highlight its work in water
with a demonstration of the bob rainwater bag and Crystal Pur water filter.
The World Water Forum is the largest water event in the world; the last one in Istanbul had more
than 25,000 participants. Occurring every three years since 1997, the World Water Forum mobilizes
creativity, innovation, competence and know-how in favor of water. It gathers all stakeholders around
today’s local, regional and global issues that cannot be addressed without all stakeholders working
toward common goals. The goal of the 6th World Water Forum is to tackle the challenges our world is
facing and to increase the prominence of water on all political agendas. There will be no sustainable
development while the water issues remain unsolved.
Professional Manualized Drilling in Africa
Growing our Water - Natural Resource Management for Water
CrystalPur Household Water Filters
Domestic Rainwater Harvesting
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