Noticias sobre Mali

Amazon and Aganova launch AI-powered water loss reduction project in Bergamo
Advanced leak detection technology powered by AWS expected to save 200 million litres of water annually in Uniacque's distribution network.

Water as a military asset: when infrastructure becomes a target
On 6 June 2023, the Kakhovka hydroelectric dam on the Dnipro River was destroyed.

Victoria’s water sector emissions transition plan: a roadmap toward net zero
Australia's state of Victoria has released the Water Sector Emissions Transition Plan, a structured framework guiding its 18 water corporations toward net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2035.

“The most significant change in my tenure has been moving to a diversified portfolio”
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Desalination and energy efficiency: electrical solutions for a water-scarce world
In an era marked by water stress and climate uncertainty, desalination has become a lifeline for many nations.

“Pure Water Southern California is transformational for the region’s long-term water reliability”
For decades, Southern California’s water system has relied heavily on importing supplies from hundreds of miles away.

Beneath the surface: the rise of fatbergs and the cost of what we flush away
Deep beneath streets, out of sight and largely out of mind, a slow-forming threat is hardening into one of the most persistent challenges facing urban infrastructure.

World Water Day 2026: Where water flows, equality grows
Every day, across 53 countries, women and girls spend a combined 250 million hours collecting water.

$35 million World Bank grant will strengthen rural water supply in Djibouti
As part of a broader regional effort to address one of the Horn of Africa's most pressing development challenges, the World Bank has approved a $35 million grant for the Government of Djibouti to expand access to safe and reliable water resources for rural communities in Djibouti.

Alkhorayef Water expands Jeddah presence with stormwater contracts
Alkhorayef Water and Power Technologies Co.

Aganova to deploy advanced inline leak detection technology in Wilmette, Illinois
Aganova will inspect 9,500 feet of 24-inch cast iron water main in Wilmette, Illinois, using its patented Nautilus inline acoustic technology under live-flow conditions.

EasyMining and EPS Water join forces to advance nitrogen recovery solutions in the UK and Ireland
EasyMining and EPS Water have formalised their intention to collaborate on nitrogen recovery solutions in the United Kingdom and Ireland through the signing of a Letter of Intent (LOI).

Cameroon secures US$201 million to reconfigure Yaoundé drinking water network
Cameroon has formalised new external financing totalling 111.6 billion Central African CFA francs (XAF), equivalent to approximately US$201 million, to modernise and reconfigure the drinking water distribution system serving the capital, Yaoundé.

Jordan and Arab Fund sign $189 million agreement to support National Water Carrier Project
The Government of Jordan has formalised a financing agreement with the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development (AFESD) to support the National Water Carrier Project, strengthening international support for one of the country’s most significant water initiatives.

Severe drought hits East Africa, driving a potential humanitarian crisis
Drought conditions since September 2025 – exacerbated by scarce rainfall and warm temperatures – are harming crops, livestock and food security in East Africa, in particular in Somalia, southeastern Ethiopia and Eastern Kenya, according to the latest drought report from the JRC-run Global Drought Observatory (GDO).

Pure Water Project Las Virgenes–Triunfo moves into delivery phase
The Pure Water Project Las Virgenes–Triunfo is moving decisively from planning into delivery, reinforcing its role as a cornerstone initiative to secure a sustainable and climate-resilient water supply for communities in the Los Angeles area.

Senate hearing examines growing cybersecurity risks to U.S. water systems
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Improved inflow and infiltration outcomes at Anglian Water through network analytics
Excess inflow and infiltration are a major source of pollution risk and operational cost across wastewater networks.

Turning an alarm flood into actionable alerts: Southern Water’s AI pump monitoring
Southern Water has enhanced its handling of pump station alarms through the adoption of an AI-powered alerting system.

Digital tools and open data reshape water management across Africa
Africa’s water sector is undergoing a gradual but important transformation driven by digital technologies, according to the report Digital Solutions for Africa’s Water Management, published by the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) in December, 2025.