Our expertise
The Ecological Management Foundation (EMF) has extensive expertise in 2 main areas: developing and promoting large and small scale ecologically sound desalination technologies, and combatting world water scarcity through appropriate technical, commercial, financial and social innovation in both developed and developing countries. In addition EMF has long-standing experience with activities that support these: in networking and cooperation with international partner organisations, and in the making of documentaries and other promotional media and instruments.
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Desalination technology
Ecological Management Foundation believes that within the next 10 years, desalination installations will increasingly and substantially deliver high quality water in a manner economically and ecologically superior to that delivered by further conventional investments.
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Combatting world water scarcity The world's water supplies are under increasing pressure in both developed and developing countries, while millions of people worldwide remain excluded from sufficient safe drinking water and sanitation. Ecological Management Foundation addresses these issues by pioneering and promotiong appropriate technical, commercial, financial and social innovations in developed and developing countries. Much of EMF's work is in partnership with organisations around the world dedicated to the same cause.
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International partnerships Besides being a source of inspiration, EMF's close cooperation with numerous international partner organisations has proved invaluable to the successful outcome of its projects. Over the past 20 years EMF has built an extensive, authoritative and active network, and has good connections with the private sector. In addition, EMF has long-standing experience with networking and bringing matching partners together.
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Documentaries
EMF started making documentaries in 1999 as a supporting activity, to raise public awareness to the issues it addressed. Since then EMF has continued to explore and initiate documentaries in the field of water, poverty and microfinance, in cooperation with professional filmmakers.
Blog
On May 12th the first Sujol plant was opened officially. This plant produces 200 liters an hours. The water quality is within Bangladeshi standards. The plant reduces Salinity up till 97% and Arsenic from 370 ppm to 30 ppm. Sujol water taste nearly as good as mineral water and beats the taste of water treated by comparable alternatives easily.
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