Building Sustainability Leaders: Sustainability Credits & Income Generating Projects in South Sudan

Enviro-Stewards helps industrial and commercial clients to economically improve their triple bottom line and reduce their environmental footprint.

This video presents an overview of sustainable water bottling and residential water treatment system construction projects in Kajo Keji, South Sudan. The project is a cooperative venture between the Episcopal Church of the Sudan (ECS) Revival Movement, International Teams Canada, and Enviro-Stewards Inc.

For more information, visit:
http://www.enviro-stewards.com/sudan
and
http://www.iteams.ca/impact_southern_sudan.php

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• South Sudan
• drinking water
• biosand
• Sudan
• enviro-stewards
• water bottling
• sustainable development
• triple bottom line
• environmental footprint
• pollution prevention
• cleaner production
• kajo keji
• Water credit
• sustainability credit
• carbon credit
• water neutral
• water offset

[blueNile98]

Amazing Canadians ...helping the poor people of southern sudan...

[alpharak211]

This project amazaing.

Consider this.......the fresh clean and safe water produced by this program allows the Sudanese to see 4 direct benefits:

1) safe drinking water

2) ability to sell the water to United Nations workers thus generating commerce

3) create ponds that can sustain Tilapia fish growth and therefore create self-sufficiency for the Sudanese

4) eliminate deforestation related to water sterilization

We are a proud sponsor of this program!

Paul Rak

VeriForm Inc., Cambridge ON

[PaulmanC]

Wow, that was an interesting video!  Way to go, Bruce!

[freshthug1]

Well done EnviroStewards, For help people of Southern Sudan

[fjordingthorishbeer]

Good work, EnviroStewards. Clean, responsible water production: how refreshing! Thanks for making the video, Dan.

[mrsjj5]

Well done EnviroStewards! Great to see -thanks Lloyd for sending us the link (cousions in Australia). Interesting to watch and excellent to see you are providing a basic need of fresh water for other communities in need.