For too many populations in the developing world, lack of access to basic resources heavily contributes to the hardship of their life conditions: Drinking contaminated water, operating schools or medical centres without adequate power supply, suffering hunger as a consequence of the low efficiency of agricultural practices are some of the many manifestations of the problem, which has also to be solved considering a post carbon perspective. Innovative digital and ecological technologies start to bring some limited solutions. In some cases, their implementation may be based on a "social enterprise" model under which financial breakeven can be reached from the sale of production, securing a sustainable dimension to their social and environmental impact. Tsadik seeks to help organizations working towards deploying them in the field.
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Allow small isolated rural communities to supply their minimum requirements for drinking water by enabling them to purify available sources of water
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