Water is an essential resource for all who live on this planet. Access to a clean water supply is needed for health, cleanliness, food supply and economic growth. However, around 2.2 billion people worldwide - nearly one-third of the global population – currently lack access to safe drinking water. A key problem is the capacity […]

Water keeps us alive, healthy and clean. It is also essential for the production of food, material goods and energy. But beyond this, it has other less measurable values. Water has been viewed differently across cultures and throughout the ages, and this has impacted the way it has been viewed and treated as a resource. […]

Water can be both a global and a local challenge at the same time. The drinking water situation at a local level can be as ironic as having a freshwater source at a hand reach but loaded with pathogens and harmful chemicals, so is just like having not a drop at all.   Take for example […]

What if we told you that your sewage is now worth big bucks and we cannot afford to just flush it? Of course, water is quite valuable, but what about all that wealth in your dump that’s going to waste? Surely you have heard about landfills being the mines of the future, given the number […]

Why are you so passionate about water? Water is essential to all existance. We can survive for 8 to 21 days without food, but we can only last for 3 days without water. Up to 60% of our human body is water. It regulates our body temperature, moistens our eyes, nose and mouth, carries nutrients […]

What is your role at BOSAQ? As Water Technology Leader at BOSAQ, I’m responsible for the water treatment process design, pilot testing and commissioning of new water purification products. In an expert role, I guide the team in the selection and design of best-in-class water treatment technologies and applying these according to the needs of […]

Having a reliable supply of drinking water benefits both individuals and communities as well as having wider economic and social benefits. Here is an overview of the key advantages. A safe and steady drinking water supply is something many of us take for granted. However, around 2.2 billion people worldwide – nearly one-third of the […]

Wastewater discharge policies vary greatly across the globe. Management of wastewater operates at three levels. Globally, organisations such as the UN and the WHO issue guidelines and goals for treatment of discharge.

Industry is a big user of water, accounting for between 15-20% of annual freshwater withdrawals. This includes water consumed to provide energy such as gas and electricity to homes and businesses.

Water is crucial in every stage of food and beverage production, from the initial farming to produce the raw goods to the processing, transportation and retail of the final product we see on the shelves.

Water reuse for different purposes is aligned with good water practices, especially in the case of water intensive sectors, such as agriculture and the industry.

Planning our water management systems to make them as flexible as possible, can be considered as one way to be prepared for future challenges.