ASO Member Enterprises Prepare for Green Deal

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We have completed the trainings and field studies within the scope of the “Management of the Effects of the EU Green Deal on Ankara Chamber of Industry (ASO) Member Enterprises” Project, which we carried out in cooperation with EWA Corporate Consulting in Ankara Chamber of Industry member enterprises.

Now, we are creating a roadmap on a sectoral basis in order to identify and manage the risks that may arise in line with the targets planned to be achieved until 2030 and 2050 within the scope of the EU Green Deal.

We are trying to Reveal Water Management Possibilities in the Küçük Menderes Basin!

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We have started our fieldwork within the scope of our new project, “Development of Cyclic Water Management Opportunities on a Multisectoral (City, Industry and Agriculture) Scale: The Case of Kucuk Menderes River Basin”.

Within the scope of the TÜBITAK 2519 Program, in this project, which we carry out in line with the COST Association – European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) CA 17133 Action (Circular City Re. Solution) objectives, we are among the urban, industrial and agricultural water users in the Kucuk Menderes River Sub-basin in Izmir province. We aim to reveal circular water management opportunities.

We hope that the project carried out in cooperation with Dokuz Eylül University and the General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works under the coordination of Istanbul Aydin University will be an essential step in solving the water access problems in the region in recent years.

 

May Diageo is Putting Back the Water!

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As part of Mey Diageo’s “Global Water Stewardship Strategy” we have successfully implemented our first ever Water Replenishment project in Alaşehir, Manisa Region.

Together with EWA Kurumsal Danışmanlık we partnered with local municipalities and a local irrigation cooperative for the installation of a new, more efficient drip irrigation system – improving infrastructure and conserving water.

We expect this system to use around 50% less water than the previous flood-based system. And the technique has already enabled us to save over 15,100 cubic meters of water during 2022.