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How easy would it be to feed 10 Billion (10,000,000,000) people in 3 decades?
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Interviewed in this episode:
Moti Cohen – Entrepreneur, Living Green (linkedin)
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In 2007, out of 6.7 billion human beings in the world, a tad more than 50% of them lived in cities.
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Interviewed in this episode:
Dr. Noam Austerlitz – architect and scholar (Linkedin)
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A healthy water sector in a country is a predictor for high GDP, lower poverty rates and – not surprisingly – lower child mortality.
The UN came up with a holistic view on the problem – clean water sources without the presence of proper sanitation infrastructure won’t stay clean for long; proper sanitation without understanding basic hygiene won’t fly either. In comes the notion of WASH – an acronym for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene.
In today’s episode we delve into the world of WASH and talk about the challenges – both practical and financial.
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Guests:
Dr. (PhD) Aliza Inbal, Director – Pears Programme for Global Innovation
Eng. Anirudh Keny
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On November 18th 2019, in Tel Aviv, at the David Intercontinental you’ll find leading figures in the global water sector – all you have to do – is to attend!
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In 2003 Nik Kowsar had to flee his country – Iran – after life there, for him, became unbearable. 3 years earlier, a cartoon he drew, had an implied remark on a Muslim cleric. He was put in jail.
Although he was released 6 days after his imprisonment – he had to choose between life under the IRGC’s boot – or life in exile. Nik is a clear and a loud voice against the Islamic Republic’s water sector (mis)management.
The water challenges Iranians face is something that is quite lost amid the constant chatter about the sanctions imposed on Iran. It is expected that Iran will go thirsty very soon – unless changes to the current system will be implemented. This is the change that Nik Kowsar is pursuing.
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The post “Yes I Can”: Persecution and Pursuit appeared first on Waterline.
What makes a person – one individual – build his career on the notion of we rather than me? In the following two episodes we will meet two inspiring people who do just that. For all of us to have an abundance of safe water to consume tomorrow – they don’t wait for others. They say – Yes I Can!
In this episode, Anirudh Keny – an engineer from India who decided to come to Israel to do his Master’s degree in environmental studies – talks about the path he is carving for himself in the world of water sustainability. We will learn about the world’s largest democracy and its water sector’s challenges along the way.
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The post “Yes I Can!”: Personal Impact – Prologue appeared first on Waterline.
In our final episode examining the triad of legislation-structure-pricing – the triad within Israeli Model – we have asked for the assistance of an uninvolved party – a researcher from the University of Oxford – about the way he views the paradigms the Model offers.
DR. Michael Gilmont is our special guest in this episode.
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The post A Spider’s Web – The Israeli Model – Triad 2 appeared first on Waterline.
Today’s episode is about the most intricate components of the SPELT model – Israel’s model for water sustainability.
Our guests today took an active part in shaping Israel’s national water sector. Their work – both past and present – will ensure the smooth supply of water for years to come. Not an easy task when you consider the outlook of an increase of 70% in population by 2050.
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Interviewed in this episode:
Oded Distel – Head of Israel NewTech
Israel’s national water sector 2050 outlook
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Today’s episode is all about the ecosystem that creates the T in SPELT (Structure, Pricing, Education, Legislation & Technology) – the Israeli model for water sustainability.
This model enables the country to consume twice the amount of water nature bestows on it annually.
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Interviewed in this episode:
Oded Distel – Head of Israel NewTech
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Today – an episode-long prologue. Before we consider the role technology plays in the SPELT model (Structure, Pricing, Education, Legislation & Technology) – the Israeli model for water sustainability – let us first meet three companies and their unique technologies and methods.
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And as with any prologue – seeds are sown; in this case – a quick preview to our next episode, provided by Elad Frenkel – CEO, Aqwise; Water Committee, Israeli Export Institute, Chairman.
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WATEC 2019
Desert City Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Local Forecast – Elevator Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Dreamer Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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