Space technology saving lives
Technology used on early space missions is being revived by two Fife companies to provide clean water for 100,000 people in Pakistan.
The first Water Breakthrough Challenge is now open.
CREW-funded flood management and mitigate research by the James Hutton Institute was featured recently in The Guardian.
Technology used on early space missions is being revived by two Fife companies to provide clean water for 100,000 people in Pakistan.
In 2018-19, the Scottish Government funded Decentralised Wastewater Treatment System became operational and is now serving approximately 200 children and 20 members of staff at Berambadi primary school in the south Indian state of Karnataka. Deputy First Minister John Swinney attended an interactive stakeholder event at in Bangalore in November 2018.
The Water Test Network (WTN) project will establish a transnational network of testing facilities which can be used by SMEs in North-West Europe (NWE) to test, demonstrate and develop new products for the water sector. In this way, new innovations will be developed and it will accelerate the time to market.