We’re excited to spotlight Jacques Benmesshoun, our Sales Manager at BWI. With over 25 years in sales, digital transformation, and CRM strategy, Jacques brings technical expertise and business vision to help stakeholders make smarter, climate-resilient water management decisions.

Explore Rwanda’s hydrology, its challenges, and opportunities in water management for energy, agriculture, and sustainability.

Blue Water Intelligence launches the FASEP-supported HydroNepal project to enhance Nepal’s hydropower sector through digitization, with the MoU signed in the presence of French Ambassador Virginie Corteval.

BWI’s Virtual Station approach integrates remote sensing, hydrological modeling, and machine learning to provide real-time, scalable hydrological forecasts for global water management.

Kazakhstan, the largest landlocked country in the world, faces complex hydrological challenges that significantly impact its economy, ecosystem, and population. Water resources, whilst present, are unevenly distributed across the territory and are under increasing pressure from agriculture, industry, and climate change.

Plastic pollution in rivers is a growing global crisis, with rivers like the Ganges, Yangtze, and Buriganga transporting millions of tons of waste annually into oceans. Factors such as rapid urbanization, poor waste management, and single-use plastics drive this issue, endangering ecosystems and human health.

BWI showcases crop monitoring revolutionizing water management 🌱💧 Mohamad Hamze shares AI, sensors & satellite-driven case studies.

Anil Kumar Khanal (BWI) explains how hydrological models are trained , forecasting river flow & water levels using remote sensing insights.

Piotr Stepnicki (BWI) explains how climate change affects hydrological models and how BWI uses innovative methods to ensure accurate forecasts.

Mohamad Hamze (BWI) explains how crop monitoring ensures sustainable water use using data, sensors, and innovative agri-tech solutions.