Lead innovator
Type of organisation
Country of origin
9. Maji Milele Ltd
Enterprise (start-up)
Kenyan (owned by a Dutch
entrepreneur)
10. MobiTech Water Solutions
Enterprise (start-up)
Kenyan
11. Sanergy Kenya Ltd
Enterprise (start-up)
Kenyan (USA founded)
12. IHE Delft Foundation
University
Dutch
13. Upande Ltd
Enterprise (start-up)
Kenyan (owned by a “Dutch”
entrepreneur)
14. Mobile Water Management
Enterprise (start-up)
Dutch
15. Orvion B.V.
Enterprise (company)
Dutch
16. BoP Innovation Center
Consultancy
Dutch
17. Kaicedra-Consulting
Enterprise (start-up)
Mali
18. World Waternet
Utility Branch with
NGO status
Dutch
19. Protos
NGO
Belgian
20. Niger River Basin Agency
Intergovernmental
Regional
21. Flood Tags
Enterprise (company)
Dutch
22. Benin Country Water
Partnership
NGO
Benin
23. Water & Sanitation for the
Urban Poor
Not-for-profit company United Kingdom
24. Deltares
Research Institute
Dutch
References
1. United Nations General Assembly (2010) The human right to water and sanitation. Resolution
64/292
2. ADB (Asian Development Bank) (2013) Asian Development Outlook: measuring water security in Asia and the Pacific. Asian Development Bank, Mandaluyong
3. UNESCO (2012) Managing water under uncertainty and risk, United Nations World Water
Development. Report 4, vol 2 (Knowledge Base). UNESCO, Paris
4. World Economic Forum (2012) Global risks 2012. World Economic Forum, Geneva
5. UN-Water & FAO (2007) Coping with water scarcity. Challenge of the twenty-first century.
http://www.fao.org/nr/water/docs/escarcity.pdf
6. United Nations General Assembly (2015) Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for
sustainable development. United Nations, New York
7. ITU (2010) ICT as an enabler for smart water management. ITU-T Technology. Watch Report
October 2010
8. Kappor T (2006) Role of information and communication technology in adaptive integrated
water resource management. World Environmental and Water Resource Congress, pp 1–10.
Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1061/40856%28200%291
9. Meena M, Singh K (2012) Information and communication technology for sustainable natural
resource management. Retrieved from http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/45818/1/MPRA_
paper_45818.pdf
10. Ndaw MF (2015) Unlocking the potential of information communications technology to
improve water and sanitation services. Water and Sanitation Programme, The World Bank
Promoting Smart Water Systems in Developing Countries Through. . .
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Type of organisation
Country of origin
9. Maji Milele Ltd
Enterprise (start-up)
Kenyan (owned by a Dutch
entrepreneur)
10. MobiTech Water Solutions
Enterprise (start-up)
Kenyan
11. Sanergy Kenya Ltd
Enterprise (start-up)
Kenyan (USA founded)
12. IHE Delft Foundation
University
Dutch
13. Upande Ltd
Enterprise (start-up)
Kenyan (owned by a “Dutch”
entrepreneur)
14. Mobile Water Management
Enterprise (start-up)
Dutch
15. Orvion B.V.
Enterprise (company)
Dutch
16. BoP Innovation Center
Consultancy
Dutch
17. Kaicedra-Consulting
Enterprise (start-up)
Mali
18. World Waternet
Utility Branch with
NGO status
Dutch
19. Protos
NGO
Belgian
20. Niger River Basin Agency
Intergovernmental
Regional
21. Flood Tags
Enterprise (company)
Dutch
22. Benin Country Water
Partnership
NGO
Benin
23. Water & Sanitation for the
Urban Poor
Not-for-profit company United Kingdom
24. Deltares
Research Institute
Dutch
References
1. United Nations General Assembly (2010) The human right to water and sanitation. Resolution
64/292
2. ADB (Asian Development Bank) (2013) Asian Development Outlook: measuring water security in Asia and the Pacific. Asian Development Bank, Mandaluyong
3. UNESCO (2012) Managing water under uncertainty and risk, United Nations World Water
Development. Report 4, vol 2 (Knowledge Base). UNESCO, Paris
4. World Economic Forum (2012) Global risks 2012. World Economic Forum, Geneva
5. UN-Water & FAO (2007) Coping with water scarcity. Challenge of the twenty-first century.
http://www.fao.org/nr/water/docs/escarcity.pdf
6. United Nations General Assembly (2015) Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for
sustainable development. United Nations, New York
7. ITU (2010) ICT as an enabler for smart water management. ITU-T Technology. Watch Report
October 2010
8. Kappor T (2006) Role of information and communication technology in adaptive integrated
water resource management. World Environmental and Water Resource Congress, pp 1–10.
Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1061/40856%28200%291
9. Meena M, Singh K (2012) Information and communication technology for sustainable natural
resource management. Retrieved from http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/45818/1/MPRA_
paper_45818.pdf
10. Ndaw MF (2015) Unlocking the potential of information communications technology to
improve water and sanitation services. Water and Sanitation Programme, The World Bank
Promoting Smart Water Systems in Developing Countries Through. . .
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