This week we look at:
- COVID-19 pandemic should be a wake-up call for water security
- R15 billion development to reimagine Cape Town’s foreshore
- No environmental assessments needed for infrastructure projects
Additional Reading?
Request Free CopyRelated Articles
Green Buildings: Simple, Resilient, and More Cost Effective Than You Think
Green buildings are not only for the privileged few, they are accessible and beneficial to all. As South Africa faces rising energy costs, water shortages, and growing investor pressure for assets that meet ESG (Environmental, Social, and...
At the Confluence: Engaging the Private Sector for Sustainable Water Reuse
South Africa will not be able to meet its water needs in the near future without reusing water that has already been used for sanitation and industrial purposes. “Securing South Africa’s water future will require a proactive approach to...
AWSISA Urges Creation of ‘Utilities of the Future’ to Tackle South Africa’s Water and Energy Crisis
South Africa’s water crisis, particularly in Gauteng, has highlighted the intricate relationship between water and energy security. The African Water and Sanitation Industry Association (AWSISA) is concerned about the impact of intermittent...