At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
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Presentation to Columbia University's Engineering for Developing Communities class, May 2019. Provides a background on the transition from the MDG to the SDG era in water and sanitation, the current status of the sector, and how data can play a role in accelerating progress toward safely managed water and sanitation.
mWater - mobile data for water securityJohn Feighery
Presented at the kickoff event for the Sustainable Water Partnership activity in Cambodia. The presentation highlights how mobile technology and data analytics can play a role in the water security improvement process. mWater is supporting Winrock and other partners to reduce risks to water security in the Stung Sen and Stung Chinit watersheds. Learn more at: https://www.swpwater.org/swp-pilots/
Building national water and sanitation monitoring capacity in HaitiJohn Feighery
Presentation by mWater to the USAID Haiti Mission office on the experiences and lessons learned during the USAID Haiti Water and Sanitation Project (WATSAN). Includes a discussion of the challenges in improving public services in low-resource countries, the possibilities of using data-driven management, and specific outcomes achieved in Haiti. Closes with lessons learned that can be applied in other contexts.
Presentation to Columbia University's Engineering for Developing Communities class, May 2019. Provides a background on the transition from the MDG to the SDG era in water and sanitation, the current status of the sector, and how data can play a role in accelerating progress toward safely managed water and sanitation.
Creemos en la Web como un espacio para cambiar el mundo. Ayudamos a nuestros clientes a entender la nueva lógica digital y a capitalizarla en beneficio de su organización.
How can we make stormwater education more effective?Neil Dufty
Education has been viewed by many organisations as an important non-structural stormwater management tool with considerable investment made to support it.
Stormwater education activities have included media campaigns, signage, stormwater drain stenciling and industry training courses. They aim to change the behaviour of sectors of the community whose activities are thought to impact on stormwater quality (and quantity) and the health of waterways.
Yet, have these stormwater education programs been effective in changing behaviour and achieve water quality improvements? According to research, the answer is ‘in some cases’. However, there is certainly a formula for effective stormwater education - this is developed in this paper.
Creemos en la Web como un espacio para cambiar el mundo. Ayudamos a nuestros clientes a entender la nueva lógica digital y a capitalizarla en beneficio de su organización.
How can we make stormwater education more effective?Neil Dufty
Education has been viewed by many organisations as an important non-structural stormwater management tool with considerable investment made to support it.
Stormwater education activities have included media campaigns, signage, stormwater drain stenciling and industry training courses. They aim to change the behaviour of sectors of the community whose activities are thought to impact on stormwater quality (and quantity) and the health of waterways.
Yet, have these stormwater education programs been effective in changing behaviour and achieve water quality improvements? According to research, the answer is ‘in some cases’. However, there is certainly a formula for effective stormwater education - this is developed in this paper.
“Building Collaborations and Combined Drought Indicators Aimed at Bettering our Drought Early Warning Capacity Globally as Part of an Integrated Drought Risk Management Approach” by Mark Svoboda at the 2023 Water for Food Global Conference. A recording of the presentation can be found on the conference playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSBeKOIXsg3JNyPowwJj6NDSpx4vlnCYj.
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A Decision Support System for the Design and Evaluation of Durable Wastewater...AM Publications
To develop the waste water solutions challenging task. To design sustainable wastewater solution requires information about new ideas, new systems and latest technology. Generally it is assumed that, decision making needs to involve field experts and engineers to define values and brainstorms solution. This paper describes a decision support system model that is designed to help community planners to identify the solution which balance the environmental, economic and social needs. System will be scalable, adaptable and flexible. Our decision support system will take modular description of components and description of community constraints, suggest the design of alternative waste water system, and facilitates evaluating how well each design satisfies the given constraints. Decision support system will give alternatives with visualization of the effect of various trade-offs and their effect in the relation of the community’s goals.
A Decision Support System for the Design and Evaluation of Durable Wastewater...AM Publications
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At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
At the conclusion of the 2011 Egypt WaterHackathon, software developers and water specialists presented their innovative ICT-based solutions to real-world problems of water access and sanitation. This presentation highlights one of these solutions.
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As an Army veteran dedicated to lifelong learning, I bring a disciplined, strategic mindset to my pursuits. I am constantly expanding my knowledge to innovate and lead effectively. My journey is driven by a commitment to excellence, and to make a meaningful impact in the world.
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2. Introduction
Importance of water conservation
Cost recovery, water scarce, network
overload, sewage, faster depreciation
Examples of water looses
Spoil, attitude, theft, leakage, damage
Scope of public awareness
Business process life cycle
Water conservation awareness campaigns can play an important role in
providing workable solutions to some or all the above reasons.
3. “Using existing but often not publicly-available data
(mobile phone, GIS, census, utility user
account), identify a water end-user outreach
audience for a water conservation campaign, and
appropriate communication channel for that
audience.
Challenges faced because of the problem
4. Proposed Solution
Existing Information Systems
Integrated Water Utility Information System
(IWUIS)
Stages
Components
Technology used
Development approach
Water conservation awareness campaigns can play an important role in
providing workable solutions to some or all the above reasons.
5. Impact of the IWUIS
Enahance the usage of data
Enable usage of demographic data and make
sound communication plan
Accurately perform analysis
Water conservation awareness campaigns can play an important role in
providing workable solutions to some or all the above reasons.
6. Challenges
significant is size and scope
Culture and level of education
Employees incentives
Water conservation awareness campaigns can play an important role in
providing workable solutions to some or all the above reasons.
7. Conclusion
IWUIS can play an important role in achieving
informative decision making according to the
demographics