Dr. Naji Kehdy, from the Faculty of Letters & Human Sciences – Branch 4 – Department of Geography, has registered a literary and artistic work (information program) with the Ministry of Economy & Trade entitled “Water Knowledge Indicator” (WKI).
This new scientific innovation is a digital tool that aims to measure the level of awareness and knowledge of individuals and communities about water issues, thereby contributing to promoting water sustainability and guiding public and educational policies in this field.
Last year, Dr. Kehdy registered an innovation related to a machine (Level Clear) that checks for changes in the turbidity of water extracted from wells for irrigation or domestic use.
Explanatory video illustrating how the indicator works
