Water and Natural Resources ManagementEmerging Markets practice |
Deloitte recognizes the importance of natural resource management to sustainable economic growth and national and regional development. Deloitte’s experience in water and natural resource management spans strategy, planning and policy issues, capacity building at the national and local levels and the development and implementation of capital investment projects, including the strategic inclusion of private sector participation.
Featured projects
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Georgia hydropower investment promotion project Deloitte is working with local and international partners to stimulate and secure international investments in Georgia’s hydroelectric power market. |
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Indonesia clean energy development Deloitte is helping Indonesia make progress towards low-carbon development through improved enabling environments for renewable energy, energy efficiency, and clean transport. |
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Jordan water IT master plan project Deloitte supported the Jordan Ministry of Water and Irrigation in implementing a national IT Master Plan to transform the use of water sector data for improved infrastructure and resource planning. |
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West bank/Gaza mission infrastructure needs program II Deloitte is helping coordinate the scheduling and monitoring of haulage activities to transfer liquid slurry waste to a designated disposal site and seal illegal connections accessed by the factory owners. |
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