watermanagement

Meetings of our Product Owner, Dr Mohamad Hamze and our Bangladeshi partners, MD Mejbah Uddin, Deputy Country Director, and Khairul Alam, Project Manager, in Bangladesh have underscored the growing importance of technology in tackling climate-related challenges. From weather monitoring innovations to flood risk reduction, these discussions have laid the foundation for finetuning of our solutions for agriculture, water management, and environmental protection.

BWI had the honor of being one of seventy exhibitors during the first edition of the CYCL’EAU trade show in Orléans. This important event, focused on water management, spanned from October 9th to October 10th, 2024. The two days allowed BWI to engage with leading innovators and solution providers in the water management sector, introducing recent, and established water management solutions.

We are both honored and delighted that Dr Mohamad Hamze represented BWI at the World Food India and India Water Week 2024. At these prestigious global gatherings, Mohamad had a chance to explore how our hydrological solutions could contribute to global water resource management and the future of the international food industry.

BWI’s blog post invites you to explore some of the key river basins of Sri Lanka, often referred to as the “Pearl of the Indian Ocean” or “Teardrop of India”. Discover their importance, unique features, and challenges they encounter. Read more and gain a deeper understanding of their connection to the island’s water cycle.

We are looking forward to joining other co-exhibitors at the Mayor’s Exhibition in Albi. The two-day event, also known as “Le Salon des Maires du Tarn,” will span from September 17th to 18th, 2024. Read our blog post to gain more insights.

Explore the critical economic impact of water management and its role in global economic growth. Discover insights from leading reports on water’s value and challenges, and learn how effective strategies can mitigate economic losses.

We are thrilled to share that BWI will be one of seventy exhibitors at the first CYCL’EAU trade show in Orléans. This event, centered on water management, provides a great opportunity for BWI to engage with leading innovators in water data and technology for the Loire-Brittany basin.

The webinar is centered on the challenges encountered by the Godavari basin stakeholders, and how the Data4Water project aims to address them.

The latest article in BWI’s “Exploring the Hydrology” series delves into the beautiful country of Nepal and it’s hydrological riches.

The meeting with SAED involved discussing the developments of the HydroSpace4Senegal project, highlighting its significance for the Senegal Valley.