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Smart Water Village Team – WIL Lebanon 2019

May202021

Smart Water Village works on integrating: GIS with ERP, call centers, SCADA, and Smart water meters to be able to better control and manage water resources.

Category: WIL Lebanon ProjectsBy WaterlutionMay 20, 2021
Today marks 23 years since Waterlution was founded Today marks 23 years since Waterlution was founded. What began over two decades ago as an ambition to reimagine our relationship with water has grown into an international network of youth leaders, community facilitators, artists, and innovators.
If you’ve been along for the ride, we’d love to hear from you. What is one favourite memory, lesson, or connection you’ve made through Waterlution? 💬👇
#Waterlution23 #WaterInnovation #WaterPreservation
One more Community Service Project to close out th One more Community Service Project to close out the week, from #Y4RC participant @oceantimeeden! 🌊
“Plants to Pigments: A Community-Based Art Workshop Series” was designed to bring local island residents of all ages together through a creative practice rooted in appreciating the ecosystems we live amongst. Over three workshops on SḴŦAḴ | Mayne Island. Participants were guided in transforming plants such as marigolds and red cabbage into watercolour paints. 
Gathering over the summer to process plant pigments, share meals, and paint by the ocean inspired ways to see plants, and our relationships to them, in a new way.
Congrats on the workshops @oceantimeeden!
📍Location: SḴŦAḴ | Mayne Island, British Columbia
Funded by Canada Service Corps
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Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada
#CanadaServiceCorps #LeadersToday #LeadersDaujourdhui #ServiceJeunesseCanada
Let’s give it up for #Y4RC participants Nana and t Let’s give it up for #Y4RC participants Nana and their Community Service Project : Community Potluck at Farm! 🥕
“Community Potluck at Farm was hosted with the goal of rebuilding people’s relationships with food by bringing people together to experience the joy of sharing a meal and learning about sustainable farming. A knowledgeable and enthusiastic @sharingfarm Society staff,  Kalayla, helped run an amazing farm tour for the participants, which was followed by a potluck. The potluck was held in front of the farm where we shared different cultural dishes, fresh food from the farm, and reflected on our relationships with food.”
@connect_via_food
Congrats on this great initiative Nana!
📍Location: Richmond, BC
Funded by Canada Service Corps
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Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada
#CanadaServiceCorps #LeadersToday #LeadersDaujourdhui #ServiceJeunesseCanada
Another Community Service Project to showcase toda Another Community Service Project to showcase today, this time from #Y4RC participant @IshagYagoub! 💧
“Green Pathways Youth Day Cam” is a one-day outdoor experience that engaged 20 newcomer youth in nature, environmental learning, sports, and well-being activities, organized through participation in the Y4RC program and with the support of an Ocean Action Grant from @oceanwise, and collaboration with Links For Greener Learning and @CivicPathwaysforRefugees.
The youth had the opportunity to connect with nature, learn about environmental challenges, share ideas, and build connections with each other. By helping newcomer youth develop a stronger connection with nature and understand how they can take action in their communities, the project contributed to building more connected, environmentally aware, and climate-resilient communities.
Congrats on this huge achievement Ishag!
📍Location: Chipwaa Creek Conservation Area, Niagara Region, Ontario
Funded by Canada Service Corps
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Financé par Service Jeunesse Canada
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