Guest: Dr Magome Masike – Registrar of the Health Professions Council of South Africa’s (HPCSA)

We end the show by chatting to the Health Professions Council of South Africa and their mandate. Many time we hear about all of these institutions, but know and understand very little about what they do. So to educate us on this, we are joined on the line by…

Guest: Dr Magome Masike &ndash; Registrar of the Health Professions&nbsp;Council of South Africa&rsquo;s (HPCSA)
We end the show by chatting to the Health Professions Council of South Africa and their mandate. Many time we hear about all of these institutions, but know and understand very little about what they do. So to educate us on this, we are joined on the line by&hellip;

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Health Professions Council of South Africa and their mandate

Guest: Neptal Khoza - Head of Market Development at Santama

We speak now to some of the companies that have contributed to making the campaign a success over the years as we welcome 

 

Guest: Neptal Khoza - Head of Market Development at Santama
We speak now to some of the companies that have contributed to making the campaign a success over the years as we welcome&nbsp;
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Proudly SA, Buy local Summit

Guest: Dr Jennifer Molwantwa - CEO of the Water Research Commission

South Africa is a water scarce country and is facing aprojected to have a 17% deficit by 2030. Some of contributing factors to our water scarcity challenges include water leaks, wastage and illegal connections. South Africans use 61,8% more water than the world average (up to 279 litres, per day). This conference will be unpacking how water reuse can be a crucial strategy for water security.

Our next guest helps us unpack how experts can help shift our water supply towards a circular water economy. In the circular water economy, the model focuses on the take-make-dispose approach where systems are designed based on the principles of reducing, reusing, recycling, and recovering. To tell us how water reuse can positively influence water security in South Africa, we are joined by…

 

Guest: Dr Jennifer Molwantwa - CEO of the Water Research Commission
South Africa is a water scarce country and is facing aprojected to have a 17% deficit by 2030. Some of contributing factors to our water scarcity challenges include water leaks, wastage and illegal connections. South Africans use 61,8% more water than the world average (up to 279 litres, per day). This conference will be unpacking how water reuse can be a crucial strategy for water security.
Our next guest helps us unpack how experts can help shift our water supply towards a circular water economy. In the circular water economy, the model focuses on the take-make-dispose approach where systems are designed based on the principles of reducing, reusing, recycling, and recovering. To tell us how water reuse can positively influence water security in South Africa, we are joined by&hellip;
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How water reuse can positively influence water security in SA

The international average water usage per day is 173 litres. Global water security is under threat as a result of climate change and increased demand for water in urban areas. There has been a shift towards a water-saving model where water reuse can be the key to create sustainable water supply. Water reuse reclaims water from a variety of sources. The water is treated and gets reused it for beneficial purposes. This includes agriculture and irrigation, potable water supplies, groundwater replenishment, industrial processes, and environmental restoration.

Our next guest works for the host organization at this conference. Their vision is to  ensure thay water is wisely managed to satisfy the needs of human activities and ecosystems in an equitable and sustainable way. He will help us unpack the role the International Water Association plays in getting governing institutions to change take meaningful steps towards sustainable water supply and how it brings stakeholders together to provide important interventions to bolster the water security. We are joined by…

Guest: Professor Hamanth Kasan - President at the International Water Association

The international average water usage per day is 173 litres. Global water security is under threat as a result of climate change and increased demand for water in urban areas. There has been a shift towards a water-saving model where water reuse can be the key to create sustainable water supply. Water reuse reclaims water from a variety of sources. The water is treated and gets reused it for beneficial purposes. This includes agriculture and irrigation, potable water supplies, groundwater replenishment, industrial processes, and environmental restoration.
Our next guest works for the host organization at this conference. Their vision is to&nbsp; ensure thay water is wisely managed to satisfy the needs of human activities and ecosystems in an equitable and sustainable way. He will help us unpack the role the International Water Association plays in getting governing institutions to change take meaningful steps towards sustainable water supply and how it brings stakeholders together to provide important interventions to bolster the water security. We are joined by&hellip;
Guest: Professor Hamanth Kasan - President at the International Water Association

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