How might we create systems that increase access to water for urban slum communities and are flexible enough to withstand crisis?
Access to clean water is essential for healthy lives. Informal settlements often lack the infrastructure to provide residents with a consistent, high-quality water supply. Water management and distribution is an essential component of urban resilience.
Let’s consider the different ways water could be collected and reused, how simple technology can be leveraged to supply clean water and how water supply can better meet daily needs.
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Incorporating clean water systems and agriculture to promote health and commerce in existing slum footprints with added climate resiliance.
To develop a reporting platform for urban slum dwellers to enjoy uninterrupted water supply
By utilizing renewable energy and culturally adapted gardening methods, we will introduce urban gardening as a way to combat malnutrition.
A Instruction Manual to build a flexible rainwater harvest & storage system, built with cheap and standard materials.
Using solar energy to provide access to clean drinking water in three slums in Kolkata, India.
Modular natural soil water filter combined with food supply and community space.
Creating greater accessibility to clean drinking water in areas that experience occasional high intensity rainfall
A climate-changing world demands that we seek every means possible to increase the resilience of maximizing a limited water supply in slums.
Promote local scientific manageable clean water harvest and management technology.
Sustainable Precision Farming System: Low Carbon Low Footprint of Water-Fertilizer-Land-Labour-Waste
WM will provide Lagos slum residents with enhanced access to increased quantity and quality of water through an improved management
My contribution is to try to help the slum giving a simple idea, trying to save as much as possible, using nature as a tool.
This idea provides the means to capture, store and distribute clean drinking water.
A kit of parts for an adaptable system that harvests, stores, and filters rainwater.
A community level, nature inspired solution for water scarcity, especially in summers, which guides to reuse the water by natural filtering.
Co-design social enterprises with marginalised communities to access clean water and increase purchasing power in Somalia's urban slums.
WaterWomen focuses on empowering women and youth of urban slum communities in Jaipur (India) to take control over their water resources.
An integrated water management system that simultaneously serves agriculture, urban design, and aquatic ecosystems.
Innovative way of Rain Water Harvesting, minimizing wastages so as to increase access to clean water for households and create employment
Using simple ICT tools and GSM-enabled sensors to monitor water supply at public water kiosks in informal settlements
Jibu's profitable, East African franchises purify water from any source using solar-powered ultra-filtration equipment.
