Isidima Design & Development

Applying ecological engineering and biomimicry principles to unlock design challenges and restore dignity to people and the environment

[Isidima Design & Development @IsidimaSA]

Thanks @eNCA for inviting us on your show! https://t.co/JrEcvxyYIy
#Arumloo #WorldToiletDay #sanitationforthenation

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We love the theme for World Toilet Day 2018: Toilets and Nature all the way! #whennaturecalls #arumloo https://t.co/3dqhsBCmQm via @un_water

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The Arumloo is on News24 today...#whennaturecalls #arumloo #lowflushtoilet
New toilet can save 30% of water and 30% of consumers water bills https://t.co/VRIqWrvyoR via @News24

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https://t.co/8eX1LOuDw5 #Arumloo #WorldToiletDay #WhenNatureCalls

[Isidima Design & Development @IsidimaSA]

#WorldToiletDay #WhenNatureCalls

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[Isidima Design & Development @IsidimaSA]

Here's our latest update on the Arumloo #arumloo #isidimadiary #thrivingcities #watersaving https://t.co/ayusYmX6Ya

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#Nature provides many solutions to water utilities for #watersecurity. Tune in to this free @IWAHQ webinar tomorrow to find out more. https://t.co/nXruASux2I #watersensitive #naturebasedsolutions

[Isidima Design & Development @IsidimaSA]

Great to meet with a variety of organisations to identify opportunities where collaboration can magnify the impact of #conservation, #tourism and #education activities in #Franschhoek. Good work @Living_Lands https://t.co/S2Ap2JwEA7

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An interesting deeper look into the Cape Town #watercrisis and the many complex causes and consequences. There is much we can learn from this year to build a more #resilient tomorrow. @meganlindow #CapeTown https://t.co/gxJbRSmyDs

[Isidima Design & Development @IsidimaSA]

We'll be listening in on this free @IWAHQ webinar on 17th May with @FabioMasi001 (IRIDRA, Italy) discussing the use of nature-based solutions towards a more #circulareconomy approach to #wastewater management for our cities. https://t.co/uFljaO95Yd

[UN-Water @UN_Water]

'It's not just Cape Town'

@WorldResources on 4 shrinking reservoirs to watch -> https://t.co/Nw9SQN1j4F

[Isidima Design & Development @IsidimaSA]

This could be a significant project for the water sector in SA. A centre of excellence for #research, #demonstration and #training with a focus on #naturebasedsolutions. Read, watch, & tell us what you think. @WaterHubZA @FutureWaterUCT @WaterResearchSA https://t.co/IopJM5M38S

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A good read to keep informed about #wastewater in Cape Town, #DayZero experience from Sao Paulo, #desalination, #schoolsanitation in South Africa and more. @WaterWheelmag https://t.co/MJ6XkPYArg

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@CityofCT commended for avoiding intermittent supply during the #watercrisis. Bambos Charalambous shows Cyprus experienced 25% increased leakage, 200% increased no. mains pipe breaks and a cost of €1.6million when they had to resort to intermittent supply 2009. @WaterLoss2018

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If you're attending #waterloss2018, come and hear about our Arumloo 2L flush toilet and Dewdrop convenient greywater treatment and recycling system at the @DSTWRCWader stand. #watersaving #innovation #sustainable

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Interesting opening plenary at the @IWAHQ @WaterLoss2018 conference. Cape Town commended for reducing its water demand by over 60% from 1200ML/d in 2015 to 500ML/d today in 2018 - well done Cape Town!
#waterloss2018 #watersaving

[UNDP Africa @UNDPAfrica]

Just 3% of the world’s #water is fresh, and more than 40% people lack access to it.
This photo, taken by UNDP´s Antoine Delepiere in #Senegal, won the 1st place at @WaterIntegrityN annual Photo Competition: https://t.co/zsW1w4vjVl #WASH

[Isidima Design & Development @IsidimaSA]

Decentralized #wastewater treatment is becoming increasingly common globally for its ability to provide cost effective non-potable water for irrigation and toilet flushing.
https://t.co/GTiYA1LmXQ

[Global Water Forum @GWFWater]

#CapeTown was on the verge of becoming the first major urban centre to run out of #water but has averted the crisis. Will the crisis remain at bay and what cost will it impose on an already divided country? https://t.co/pwuywHmzqs