From Crisis to Opportunity: Leveraging Constructed Wetlands & Rice Fields for Sustainable Water Management [at the University of Antananarivo] Coman, SVAJ 2024 / p.266-275 Fellows from the University of Antananarivo. Make Madagascar Green Again! Water, Phytoremediation (with Rice even), Berries, & Trees. This is the Garden of Eden Concept!
/ Finarch / Design of Constructed Wetlands for Sustainable Water Management at the University of Antananarivo / Peer Reviewed / SVAJ 2024 / p244-257
Case Study: Engaging International Fellows to Advance the Foundation’s Strategic Academic Goals As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering global collaboration and advancing our strategic initiatives, the Foundation launched a pilot Fellowship program in 2024 aimed at engaging young professionals from around the world in targeted research endeavors. This program, which we are actively …
p 193-196 SVAJ 2024 (Preview – primarily for Fellows’ benefit) EDITORIAL NOTES: The sizing of the lagoons shown below may actually lead to more area being proposed than 20,000 square meters. An adequate case study area must be compared between the 3 options analyzed … and the per meter costs may then be extrapolated later …
Preview: JJSF Academic Journal 2024 (pages 198 – 204) Technical Profile on ongoing Constructed Wetlands and Biological Filtration
27 July 2024 – Niedersachsen, Germany Overview The Jacquelyn Sanders Foundation (JJSF) is committed to advancing sustainable solutions for water filtration. In support of this mission, we are actively engaged in the development of a biological filtration prototype at the University of Antananarivo, Madagascar. Our objective is to demonstrate the feasibility of simple rainwater filtration …
A Great Gift that we have been given: As living, breathing sources of consciousness, we have the unique ability to communicate and share ideas, shaping the world around us. One of the most profound and transformative ideas we can promote is that of charity, which, in its purest form, embodies love and compassion. However, it’s …
Bridging the Gap Between Planners and Builders In the construction industry, there’s an often-turbulent relationship between planners and the construction team. The planners are sometimes viewed by the hands-on workers as mere “pencil pushers,” perceived as adding unnecessary costs and delays. However, this perception overlooks the substantial benefits that thorough planning brings to any construction …
