Not only can pumped storage hydropower enable the transition to low carbon electricity grids, it can also help with providing firm power in the Himalayas and offers opportunities for multiple uses to benefit local people.
Participatory and citizen science approach to groundwater monitoring and management at the village level.
Innovative environmental sensing and monitoring solutions powered by IoT and big data analytics for water quality with industry applications in wastewater monitoring, groundwater monitoring, wastewater-based epidemiology, micro-invertebrate detection, and rapid microbial detection
End-to-end acoustic AI solution for detecting event-based pipeline leaks and machinery anomalies using ambient noise
Automated online sensor technology based on molecular imprinting and piezoelectric effect that enable real-time and label-free sensing with high sensitivity and selectivity. Highlighted features including IoT accessibility, automated sampling and re-generation, modular designs, low interference and high accuracy.
World’s first of its kind AI-enabled and IoT integrated I2BioS (Intelligent Integrated BioSensor System) system for real-time water quality monitoring of heavy metals in sewer networks and water resources
As part of its mission to collaboratively advance climate change adaptation, the Water Utility Climate Alliance (WUCA) developed free, in-person technical training and guidance for water utility engineers and decision makers to plan, communicate, and implement climate-resilient strategies within their organizations.
With the aim of encourage the implementation of Sanitation Safety Planning, the World Health Organization presents this online platform for practitioners and trainers with the learning resources required to launch Sanitation Safety Planning processes at local level.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB), in collaboration with IRC’s WASH Systems Academy team, has developed an ADB-specific training module designed to enhance the capabilities of ADB staff, Implementing Agencies (IAs), and Executing Agencies (EAs) in the areas of Water, Sanitation, Hygiene (WASH), and Health. This initiative aims to foster a comprehensive understanding and practical application of systems approaches, as well as to cultivate WASH systems champions within these organizations.