Nedamco Africa, a leading sustainable water management company, has partnered with Anthropogenic Inc., a provider of advanced impact intelligence, to ensure the success of its Catchment-City-Waste (CCW) project in Dire Dawa, Ethiopia. This collaboration, which officially launched in Dire Dawa, is a significant step towards improving water quality and access for the city’s one million residents.
The CCW project, endorsed by both the Ethiopian and Dutch governments, aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Water Action Agenda. The project utilizes advanced Microsoft technologies and innovative financing models to create a more sustainable water distribution system, reduce water losses, and attract private investment.
Anthropogenic’s role in the project is to provide comprehensive data, impact assessments, and independent reporting to ensure the project’s effectiveness and transparency. This includes continuous monitoring of various project parameters, providing real-time data to optimize water distribution, identify and rectify leakages, and ensure the sustainable use of resources.
The partnership highlights Nedamco’s commitment to transparency and data-driven decision-making. This commitment is crucial for building trust with stakeholders, including residents, investors, and government entities. By providing transparent and accurate information about the project’s progress and impact, all parties involved can be confident in its effectiveness.
The CCW project in Dire Dawa serves as a model for other cities facing similar water challenges. The project’s success has the potential to impact millions of lives across Africa and beyond, demonstrating the power of innovative solutions and collaborative partnerships in achieving sustainable development goals.
The partnership between Nedamco and Anthropogenic is a testament to the growing importance of data-driven approaches in sustainable development. This partnership will ensure that the CCW project in Dire Dawa achieves its goals of improving water quality, access, and availability for the city’s residents, contributing to a more sustainable future for Dire Dawa and beyond.
