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Water Management |
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Every drop is precious. South Africa has the third best tap water quality in the world. It is completely safe to drink - which reduces the need for bottled water and the resulting waste. But in a country where water is a precious commodity, we are extremely conscious of saving water. And keeping it clean. The South African Department of Water Affairs and Forestry (DWAF) has launched a project to ensure that our hotels, conference venues and restaurants use water efficiently. Their intention is to promote:
Water Neutral It is estimated you will consume 200 litres of water per /day during
the Summit - 90% of which will return to the sewage system. You can purchase
a Water Neutral Certificate for R340 ($35). There are 5000 certificates,
the sale of which will raise R1.7 million to fund water and sanitation
supply projects in the poor communities in South Africa. Our partners: Expert Online Reputation Management Services. |