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Explore how WaveSave is making a difference in flood and drought
resilience worldwide.

Our global impact projects

Discover how WaveSave’s innovative water control solutions are protecting
communities, infrastructure, and environments worldwide.

Featured project

2021 – 2022
Mpanda Commune in Burundi
WaveDam deployed to prevent flood damages and store water
Community
United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP)

Impact highlights:

Protected community and crops from flood events.
Doubled agricultural production and therewith incomes.
Reduced child malnutricion
Enhanced access to healthcare and education.

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Testimonials

What our clients and partners say

WaveSave's expertise in flood management is invaluable. The WaveDam's modular design and AI-powered predictive analytics provide real-time data, enhancing our decision-making processes and setting new standards in flood defense.

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Dr. Muhammad Zia ur Rahman Hashmi

Head of Water Resources & Glaciology, Islamabad, Pakistan

Partnering with WaveSave on the WaveDam Pakistan 2022 project has significantly enhanced our region's flood resilience. Their innovative flood control solutions and professional team have been instrumental in safeguarding our communities.

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Dr. Naveed Alam

Director of Operations, Watersprint

WaveSave's integrated approach to flood protection has greatly strengthened our initiatives. The rapid deployment of the WaveDam have notably improved the Pasu Community's emergency response capabilities.

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Nusrat Nasab

CEO Aga Khan Agency for Habitat

WaveSave's mobile flood barrier, WaveDam, has advanced flood resilience in vulnerable regions. Its deployment in Pakistan effectively mitigated flood risks, safeguarded communities, and protected infrastructure. WaveDam's adaptability make it a scalable solution for flood-prone areas.

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Mr. Aslam Perwaiz

Executive Director, Asian Disaster Preparedness Center

Working with WaveSave on a project in Uganda showcased their commitment to innovative flood management solutions. The deployment of the mobile flood barrier demonstrated adaptability and efficiency, enhancing Uganda's resilience to climate-induced flooding.

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Ms. Maud van Delden

Water Advisor, Nelen & Schuurmans

WaveSave's mobile flood barrier has been pivotal in our efforts to mitigate flood risks. Its rapid deployment and effectiveness have protected vulnerable communities and critical infrastructure, aligning with our mission to promote sustainable environmental management.

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Dr. Alfred Okidi Okot

Permanent Secretary Ministry of Water and Environment Uganda

Deltares was pleased to support WaveSave’s WaveDam technology through our SME-challenge. In the Delta Flume, WaveDam has been exposed to a variety of wave conditions and water levels, providing insights into the conditions in which WaveDam can be successfully applied.

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Ms. Madelief Doeleman

Coastal Structures and Waves, Deltares

We were impressed by WaveSave's data-driven assessments and forward-looking flood response strategies. We are enthusiastic about the prospect of developing joint initiatives to address flood and drought challenges across our region.

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Mr. Jully O. Ouma

Disaster Risk Assessment Expert and Early warning, ICPAC

We’re very pleased with WaveDam as a mobile flood barrier for the Port of Grindavik. Its quick deployment and robust construction is giving us confidence in our preparedness for any future flood events.

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Mr. Rob P.M. Kamsma

Specialist Harbour Division, Vegagerðin Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration

WaveSave's innovative flood and drought control solutions have significantly enhanced our community's resilience against flooding and drought. The effectiveness of the WaveDam and its ability to store water have been instrumental in safeguarding our people and their livelihoods.

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Hon. Ir. Prosper Dodiko

The Minister of Environment, Agriculture and Livestock in Burundi

Partnering with WaveSave has greatly advanced our mission of protecting natural resources for the well-being of Burundian communities. The eco-friendly design of the WaveDam have provided us with a reliable and sustainable flood protection solution.

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Mr. Nikiza Alexis

Directeur Général chez APRN/BEPB

WaveSave's expertise in flood management has been invaluable to our efforts in environmental protection. The WaveDam's rapid deployment and IoT-enabled monitoring have notably improved our emergency response capabilities, setting new standards in flood and drought defense.

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Mr. Ndayizeye Lievin

Chargé de la gestion des données environnementales et statistiques

The integration of WaveSave's technology into our flood adaptation strategies has proven invaluable. Their mobile flood barrier offers a practical and scalable solution to the increasing challenges posed by climate change, reinforcing our commitment to safeguarding communities.

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Mr. Joseph Lule

Principal Policy Analyst at Ministry of Water and Environment Uganda

WaveSave's expertise in deploying the Early Warning System has significantly enhanced Ba Town's disaster preparedness. Their innovative approach and commitment to community safety have been instrumental in safeguarding lives and property.

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Mr. Kamal (Krishnan) Gounder

Ministry of Finance, Strategic Planning, National Development & Statistics, Fiji

Collaborating with WaveSave on the Early Warning System project has been transformative for our community. Their dedication to implementing effective flood warning systems has empowered residents to take proactive measures during adverse weather conditions.

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Mr. Ravikash Segran Reddy

Principal Project Coordinator

Implementing WaveDam in Laikipia has strengthened our community's resilience to floods. The barrier has protected many families and enabled us to use stored water for tree planting, enhancing environmental conservation and supporting sustainable livelihoods.

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Mr. Samuel Wanjohi

Chairman Ngusishi Water Resources Users Association

Deploying WaveDam at our JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge has been a game-changer in fortifying our resort against potential flood damages. This solution has ensured uninterrupted services for our guests and safeguarded our infrastructure, allowing us to maintain the luxury and serenity that define our lodge.

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Mr. Shivan Patel

Shivan Patel - Managing Director - Lazizi Group

Integrating WaveDam with our existing gabion structures has significantly enhanced our flood defense system at JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge. This seamless integration combines the flexibility and permeability of gabions with the rapid deployment and adaptability of WaveDam.

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Mr. James Wachira

Group Chief Engineer, JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge

The SLAMDAM project has successfully demonstrated how innovative flood barriers can protect vulnerable areas in Gilgit-Baltistan, offering a sustainable solution for flood management..

Dr. Muhammad Zia ur Rahman
Hashmi

Head of Water Resources & Glaciology, Islamabad,
Pakistan

SLAMDAM has transformed our community’s resilience to floods. With the technology and training, we now feel empowered to protect our homes and livelihoods.

Naveed Alam

Community Leader Passu
Community

The performance was tested at the Delta Flume facility of Deltares with results that exceeded even our expectations.

Madelief Doeleman

Deltares - Coastal Structures and Waves

SLAMDAM was significantly improved the lives of vulnerable communities in Burundi by enhance their resilience to climate change-induced floods.

Rajiv Garg

Head CTCN / UNEP