Who are our clients?
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Coca-Cola CanaryEpping- Cape Town
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Rocherpan Nature ReserveVelddrif
Self sustainability at Rocherpan was a pressing concern during the refurbishment of the park as no municipal water supply feeds the reserve. In the past water was trucked in. The reserve collects rainwater from all buildings for use by visitors and staff in the cabins |
water saving technologies
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De Beers MarinePaarden Eiland – Cape Town
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Constantia Waldorf School
Both the recycling centre and the Outdoor Classroom are fitted with rainwater harvesting systems to teach learners and parents the value of water conservation
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False Bay Nature Reserve
The City of Cape Town Nature Conservation head office at Zeekoevlei receives water from a rainwater harvesting system and all toilets are flushed with greywater (shower and basin water).
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Tears Animal RescueKommetjie – Cape Town Rainwater from the centre’s roof is used to wash rescued animal and clean kennels and cages. The wash water is then reused to irrigate lawns where pets socialise with one another outdoors. |
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Intaka IslandCentury City – Cape Town Rain from the tourist centre roof is stored and used inside the building. Hand wash water is collected and used to flush toilets. Both water conservation systems form part of the centres environmental sustainability education programmes. Schools are encourages to visit the facility. |
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Green s’coolPinelands – Cape Town
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Kirstenbosch Botanical GardensCape Town
Toilets at Kirstenbosch botanical gardens on the slopes of TableMountain are fitted with water saving toilet flush mechanisms. |
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University of Cape TownCape Town
All Bathrooms in the Faculty of Law are fitted with water saving toilet flush mechanisms.
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