DIRE DAWA, Ethiopia, July 17,
2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Nedamco Africa has hired
Anthropogenic Inc to provide advanced impact intelligence for its
Catchment-City-Waste (CCW) projects, including the newly launched
initiative in Dire Dawa, Ethiopia.
This collaboration underscores Nedamco and Anthropogenic's
commitment to truth, trust, transparency, and timeliness in global
financing and major project execution.
The Nedamco Africa CCW project has officially launched in Dire
Dawa, marking a significant milestone in sustainable water
management. Endorsed by both the Ethiopian and Dutch governments,
this initiative aims to develop smarter water distribution systems,
reduce water losses, and attract private investment, aligning with
the United Nations (UN) UN23 Water Action Agenda and Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) SDG6. The project promises significant
improvements in water quality, access, and availability for Dire
Dawa residents, leveraging advanced Microsoft technologies and
innovative financing models by pioneering the water replenishment
credits market to ensure long-term sustainability and enhanced
quality of life.
Commitment to Truth, Trust, Transparency, and Timely
Investment
Nedamco's contract and partnership with Anthropogenic for
advanced impact intelligence represents a significant step in
ensuring the integrity and efficacy of the CCW project.
Anthropogenic will provide comprehensive data, impact assessments,
and independent reporting to ensure that the project meets its
goals of improving water quality and accessibility for Dire Dawa's
one million residents. This partnership highlights Nedamco's
dedication to maintaining transparency and trust in its operations,
making data-driven decisions that support sustainable
development.
Anthropogenic's advanced impact intelligence will involve
continuous monitoring and reporting on various project parameters,
providing real-time data to optimize water distribution, identify
and rectify leakages, and ensure the sustainable use of resources.
Jason Petralia, Founder and CEO of
Anthropogenic, outlined the benefits of hyper transparency: "We
monitor impact with the same rigor others monitor credit which
ensures that all stakeholders, including residents, investors, and
government entities, have access to transparent and accurate
information about the project's progress and impact." Dr.
John Olson, Anthropogenic Founder,
stated that, "This brilliant partnership accelerates and assures
broad positive impacts and outcomes from this bold
initiative."
The CFO of Nedamco Africa Jan Willem van der Steen is excited
about the Anthropogenic partnership: "An additional layer of impact
intelligence to the innovative financing and project execution of
Nedamco Africa will give an additional layer of trust and
transparency to the asset managers and markets trading these
instruments and the people who will broadly benefit from this
critical initiative, which is great for everyone."
Mayor of Dire Dawa, H.E. Ato Kedir
Juhar, reflected: "I am proud of the partnership between
DDWSSA and Nedamco Africa, which will tackle Dire Dawa's water
challenges. This innovative project is about securing a sustainable
future for our city. The collaboration will ensure measurable
improvements in water management, significantly increasing water
access and enhancing the quality of life for all our
residents."
The CCW solution provides comprehensive dashboards for better
insights into the water network, improving DDWSSA's ability to
address current challenges. These insights will optimize future
measures and investments to enhance water quality, availability,
and sustainability.
The CCW project in Dire Dawa sets a foundational step towards
broader city-wide adoption and serves as a model for other cities
facing similar challenges, with the potential to impact millions of
lives across Africa.
Contact: enquiries@anthropogenic.com
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