Diane Machayekhi @dianemachayekhi ?
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HITESH BHATT - - "The water resource should be made available to all irrespective of person’s, consumer’s, caste, creed, race, religion & origin & this can be done by enactment of law. -I, my self domestic water connection at home being the effect of my own efforts through the recourse of available administrative support after toiling hard for 11-12 years. - Half the job is accomplished still I am to get all other civic amenities. Other then domestic Water connection & domestic electricity after 11-12 years due to all corrupt officials of the whole systems in […] "View -
watersvd - - "Farewell to another Water conference. Our solutions have been introduced to interested varied agencies and concerned individuals. We remained focused upon manufacturing our SVD drinking water global product. Therefore friends and foes, watch this space…..this mission continues at full force! Thanking your spiritual support. Onto the next […] "View -
mortensolum - - "Our solution is now […] "View -
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carmen lucia midaglia - - "My contribution for the plataform solutions for water is again online. Please give a glance on it and if you like kindly vote for it!. Thanking you in advance ! It’s available at http://www.solutionsforwater.org/solutions/proposal-of-implementation-of-an-spatial-coverage-water-monitoring-index-scwmi#item-header-targets I’m sorry I can be there!!! have a nice event!!! kind regards! Carmen […] "View -
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hussein ali mahamed - - "Somalia: No Water. No Solution. Hussein ali mahamed The Horn of Africa, especially war-torn Somalia, is again the scene of a humanitarian tragedy. The two last rain seasons have failed. Already extremely poor, peasants cannot grow anything. Their animals have died of thirst. Food prices have spiked. Thousands have no choice but to walk for days in the scorching heat in the hope of reaching one of the refugee camps set up in neighbouring Kenya or Ethiopia. Some die en route, including infants. The camps are now overflowing and the aid organizations lack the means to help all those who arrive. I wonder if the Western democracies’ efforts are aimed at the right goals. Could the money we spend in Libya , for instance, be more useful in the Horn of Africa? Or is the situation in Somalia so desperate that there is nothing more we can do, besides sending aid to alleviate the thirst and hunger of those who are lucky enough to reach the camps? […] "View
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