Water treatment: the FP4BATIW Prize
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Water treatment: the FP4BATIW Prize

Wed, 2016-08-10 12:52

The FP4BATIW Prize is a competition based on business ideas on water topics developed under the project with the aim of supporting innovative ideas and promoting new products and solutions.

In this video the 3 participants selected for FP4BATIW Prize present their business ideas: Michael Schuring, from Jordan, introduced an integrated planting technology to plant in dry, eroded, degraded farmland and rocky areas. The Tunisian Sadok Khouaja ​​presented his idea which is based on the valorization of water rejected by the fish cannery using ornamental fish, and Jhinaoui Noureddine, also from Tunisia, explained a security and control system of water pipes against leaks.

More info and videos via FP4BATIW project web site.

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Water treatment: the FP4BATIW Prize
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