Ayala Water & Ecology Ltd. services

Background: Watersheds around large urban centers, especially in fast-developing countries, are facing crises including air, water, and soil pollution, scarcity of clean water and energy, running sewage, landfills, and dispersed solid waste that chokes the waterways and contributes to pollution hot spots, including contaminated leachate. Using energy-based technologies further exacerbates the problems by demanding high energy, labor, and chemical inputs, increasing carbon release and global warming effects. Fuel used in dense urban watersheds for water management, such as treatment, conveyance, supply, etc., can exceed 35% of the total energy consumption.

Since the dawn of human history, The Rurals have been humanity’s escape zone from dense communities and cities. The clean air and remarkably clean water are kept as so due to the lack of human activities interventions, smaller population, and zero use of slow-degradable chemicals. The last hundred years have changed dramatically the shape of the environment in urban zones as well as the rural ones. The overuse of water from all available aquifers due to energy availability reduces the freshwater availability on the one hand and enlarges the sewage generation running untreated while contaminating the remained aquifers on the other hand. Many rural water resources are used as a water supply source to the fast-growing cities.