Environment Market Research Reports

Sub-Saharan Africa lags behind most regions in the world in the availability, accessibility, and management of water. A key challenge for water utilities here is the high water losses in the water reticulation network. These are physical water losses due to leakages as well as apparent losses due to water theft and improper metering. Together, thes...

Due to the recent changes reflected in the National Environmental Management: Waste Act 59 of 2008, the waste sector in South Africa is not yet formalised. These changes encourage the diversion of waste to landfill by avoiding, reducing, re-using, recycling, and processing used materials. This significant change in focus has created opportunities f...

Infrastructure development is central to Zambia's economic strategy. This research service examines the development of infrastructure in key sectors such as transportation, energy, telecommunications, and water. This infrastructure allows for the free flow of goods and services throughout the country. Zambia's economy is dependent on cobalt and cop...

The African Infrastructure Tracker: Tanzania's Infrastructure Sectors research service study analyses the various infrastructure sectors in Botswana. This includes an in-depth study of Transport, Energy and Power, Telecommunications, Water, and Social infrastructures. Within each of these sections, Frost & Sullivan has assessed the state of current...

This study analyses the various infrastructure sectors in Botswana. It includes an in-depth study of the transport, energy and power, telecommunications, water and wastewater, and social infrastructure. Within each of these sectors, the state of current and future developments, challenges, investment opportunities and competitive environment are as...

Infrastructure development is a key element to economic development in Africa. An effective infrastructure system facilitates regional development by enabling the free flow of goods and services. Most of Ghana's expenditure on infrastructure is focused on road networks, energy and power systems as well as water and sanitation infrastructure. Fundin...

Saudi Arabia is a highly arid region and the population lives under conditions of water stress. Moreover, with the population expected to grow at a rapid rate, the per capita availability of water will further decrease. This scenario has created lot of opportunities for the development of water and wastewater treatment, and distribution and sewage ...

Membrane Systems have been used in various applications for more than three decades, mainly for water treatment, including desalination of seawater and brackish water. With research and technical advancement and corresponding cost reductions, membrane systems are now capable of decontaminating non-saline water (including treated wastewater). This h...

Increasing population and low fresh water availability are the major reasons driving the UAE water and wastewater sector. With a huge focus on economic diversification, investments in real estate are high, which will lead to an increasing demand for water in the future, thereby creating opportunities for treated sewage and desalination. Increase in...