Today, many people communities in many different countries especially in developing countries are of clean safe water. As we know safe water is life for everyone, every nations, today’s it’s no longer enough for water treatment plants to meet minimum health and safety requirements for drinking water and wastewater quality. To be truly sustainable, utilities must consider their carbon footprint, impact on the environment and increasing access to underserved communities. Choosing the right water treatment solutions plays a key role in this. General, water treatment methods can be separated into physical, biological, chemical, and physic-chemical methods. Physical methods are separation of solid impurities and coarse and fine particles from water using techniques such as screening, filtration, centrifugation, flotation, and membrane technologies. Biological methods are based on microorganisms that consume the pollutants in the water in order to maintain their vital activity. Chemical treatment implies conducting chemical reactions with pollutants – for example oxidation, reduction, or precipitation – to achieve the desired effect. Treating wastewater sustainably After people use water it must be treated before it returns to natural waterways. Currently, more than 80% of the wastewater produced globally is discharged back into rivers and seas without any treatment, so there is plenty of opportunity to make this part of the water cycle more efficient and sustainable.

The Science Technology Modernization is most important and need worldwide, because the world of today is leading by Technology. Technology is changing the way people do business. Evergreen Courier is answering the call for more security and more modernization. The modern approach to Merchant - Client interaction is the future of delivery services The Technology Modernization Practice was formed with the current informational technology trends in mind. Our approach to Technology Modernization is holistic: we apply systems thinking Practices, ensuring that business goals, processes, requirements, limitation of legacy systems, and total cost of ownership are central to migrating, evolving, and modernizing an infrastructure and software assets. Technology Modernization Practice helps our clients navigate continuous change through a set of tested, secure, and performance-enhancing solutions. Our mission/vision 2030 is simple: to develop insightful business solutions, help our clients make powerful future decisions to keep them well ahead of the game which is the market, and leave a mark across businesses and communities through our well-defined ideas and clear cut forecasts. Backed up by reliable research and impactful statistics, our business solutions empower our clients to grow at a fast pace despite unsettling fluctuations in the market. Implementation of cloud computing in education system allows the proficient management of business processes and effective knowledge delivery to students, overall enhancing education quality.

Reimagine the public transit business model, deploying a surgical focus on user experience with increased operational and capital efficiency. “We have to redesign our business model to make our industry sustainable from an economical and financial point of view—through a more flexible and personalized offer to improve the efficiency of our operative processes and through technological innovation in order to make the use of passenger transit more attractive and effective. At this time, it is the essence to reset public transit for the post pandemic future. As pandemic restrictions are beginning to ease, transport should expect a bias for the use of individual mobility solutions. Winning customers back, ensuring prudent use of stimulus funds earmarked for transit-infrastructure projects, and shaping collaborations with new mobility modes should be top priorities for public transit over the next six to 2 years to ensure the successful future for public transit.

The International Companies Organizations has a great role for Infrasctrures Investment development especially in developing countries. Shifts in digitization, industrialization, and consolidation are transforming the industry, requiring a renewed focus on leadership, culture, organizational structure, and talent. Infrastructure leaders are acutely aware that delivering and operating the projects of the future requires developing a workforce with skills and capabilities that are up for the jobs employments The private and public companies Infrasctrures constructions development shall make good great changes around the world. The new future generations shall enjoy the safe and beautiful world without violence and poverty.

The Knowledge and information have significant impact on people’s lives. The sharing of knowledge and skills information, particularly through Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) has the power to transform economies and societies. Reach Unreached Millions Worldwide works to create inclusive knowledge into the societies just to empower local communities by increasing access to and preservation and sharing of information and knowledge. Knowledge societies must build on four pillars: freedom of expression; universal access to information and knowledge; respect for cultural and linguistic diversity; and quality education for all people around the Globe.

Reach Unreached Millions Worldwide aiming to have improved the lives of millions of children through preventative and remedial child protection measures. In the initial stage of our Child Protection Initiative, we will be focusing on two priority areas:
• Children without appropriate care: Including neglected and/or abused children in their families, children in institutions or other forms of alternative care, and children on the move, including child refugees, child migrants, Street Children, orphans, Unaccompanied and trafficked children. Their lives’ results are to smocking marijuana, Alcohol and been traumatized ect…
• Child protection in emergencies, including sexual violence, children associated with armed forces and groups, and family separation. In 2012, child labor is likely to become a third priority area. Measures and structures to prevent and respond to abuse, neglect, exploitation, discrimination and violence affecting children.
Children without appropriate Care: Children who are not receiving suitable, continuous and quality care, nurture and guidance at a physical, emotional, social and psychological level from either their families or from other primary carriers that are meant to replace the family environment and are responsible for their well being and development. Children on the move :
Children moving for a variety of reasons, voluntarily or involuntarily, within or between countries, with or without their parents or other primary caregivers, and whose movement might place them at risk (or at an increased risk) of inadequate care, economic or sexual exploitation, abuse, neglect and violence Child protection in emergencies: The prevention of and response to abuse, neglect, exploitation of and violence against children in emergencies.
1 An emergency is defined as ‘a situation where lives, physical and mental wellbeing, or development opportunities for children are threatened as a result of armed conflict, disaster or the breakdown of social or legal order, and where local capacity to cope is exceeded or inadequate. Children have an absolute right to be safe. Yet young girls and boys in every country, in every culture and at every social level face forms of abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence.
2 These violations include sexual exploitation and abuse, trafficking, physical and humiliating punishment, harmful traditional practices (including early marriage and female genital mutilation/cutting) and recruitment into armed forces and groups. But all adults share a responsibility to do so. Parents are primarily responsible for the upbringing and development of their children and, together with their family and community, have a key role to play in protecting them.

Generally, children are best cared for by their families or in family-based settings in their community.. This includes projects for children whose parents/family are either deceased, chronically ill, incapacitated, or unable or unwilling to care for their children because of poverty or discrimination, as well as children with disabilities, who separated from their parents and family for other reasons. We have a different groups of Children such as: Orphans, Street, with disabilities,……..

Every year, we have a great conference, Events, Training Seminars for local and International leaders from different countries, groups, communities. Our programs increase incomes and support local economies through assisting in the development of micro, small and medium-size enterprises; strengthening household resiliency; fostering private sector-driven workforce development; creating expanded access to financial services; and supporting local governments in creating business enabling environments—being especially mindful of the needs of youths, women and marginalized groups. We are using a systems-based approach that relies on comprehensive analysis, local capacity building, market facilitation, and sustainable solutions identified and implemented in collaboration with the private sector, local governments, institutions and other partners.

The Interfaith Partnership Alliance IPA for Safer Communities are to teach, train, empower, mobilize faith leaders to work for the safety and security of the communities, tackling issues such as child sexual abuse, Violence, extremism, radicalization, racism, discriminations and human trafficking. Interfaith Partnership Alliance is very important because the faith and spiritual traditions have played an important role in the lives of people across the world. Faith traditions and sacred texts have provided a moral framework on how people should act, speak and make decisions in their daily lives. Faith networks also have a wide reach, with religious centers (including temples and churches) present across the world, from the largest cities to the remotest villages. Consequently, faith leaders are in a unique position to promote behavioral change through both teachings, preaching the gospel and actions. We aim to facilitate the building of bridges between key stakeholders including faiths communities, NGOs , faith based charities, Institutions and experts in various domains. We are conscious of the importance of empowering faith leaders, both at the institutional and grass-root levels, with knowledge, and to mobilize them to play a more active role in communities safety.

A good life without sickness is for everyone, reduce global inequality. The COVID-19 crisis has exposed the breadth of social and economic inequalities that exist in global health. There are many different dangerous diseases which kill many people such as : Covid19, Cholera, Malaria, Cancer, Diabetes and other many….we work in partnership with other Organizations, Charities, Companies in order fight against the disease an reduce the mortality.
TOGETHER WE CAN SAVE BILLIONS OF PEOPLE WITH VACCINATION, TREATMENTS TO FIGHT AIGNST COVID 19 AND OTHER CHLONICAL DISEASES AROUND THE WORLD.
Together we shall strongly fight and overcome the chronic diseases pandemic . The world’s most marginalized communities had the highest mortality and infection rates , while those who were already living in conflict and crisis have been pushed deeper into poverty. We are looking for other Organizations, Charities Companies to working together for strongly fighting against Diseases, Hunger , Ignorance and Poverty around the Globe especially in developing countries