Dr. C. Tortajada, we have been having very good success with gaining support and interest from elements of the UN, central government, NGOs and local governments as well as interest and involvement from several universities on every continent with our Whole System Transformation - Socio/Economic Development (WST) approach to clean water and what that brings to the lives of those involved.  WST involves Waste to Energy, Sanitation, Production of fertilizer/mulch, Clean recycled water suitable for agriculture and also the production of potable water. The shortening of food chains and increased local production of food of a better quality are part of this system as is the reduction of medical problems associated with unclean water and poor sanitation as well as unsafe daily survival practices. WST is developed to be highly suitable for villages of between 20 people and 2000 people. One of the vital elements is the provision of education and medical support to teach, train and show people how to maintain the system and grow the system while staying healthy and reducing infant mortality and other debilitating medical problems. All of this enables this symbiotic system to provide life giving clean water that effects the development of the entire village.   Just the provision of clean water does not solve the problems of a village, symbiotic systems that look at this Whole System Transformation approach gives clean potable water and water for farming and much more. If there is interest in WST then please feel free to contact me directly on : pettman@soleco-technology.com   or   pettman@pettman.com.au

Published March 22, 2019 00:28 by E. Hugh Pettman, Employee at Biophysics Research Pte. Ltd.