Sharjah24: The Sharjah Electricity, Water, and Gas Authority (SEWA) presented its distinguished experience in sustainability and energy and water conservation practices at a workshop during the 10th International Scout Meeting, held from February 8 to 17 at the Sharjah Scout Camp, with participation from over 80 countries.
Commitment to communication and innovation
Rashed Al-Marzouqi, Director of Media and Communication at the authority, emphasized the organization’s commitment to communicating with various local and international entities. He highlighted the authority's unique initiatives in sustainability and conservation, which have led to significant reductions in water consumption in gardens, mosques, sports clubs, and homes. These initiatives serve as models for developing efforts across different sectors.
Youth engagement and global sustainability goals
Al-Marzouqi noted the authority's participation in the event as a leading platform for exchanging knowledge among scouts from different countries. The goal is to educate participating youth about effective conservation methods and the importance of engaging in initiatives that enhance their leadership skills and address global challenges. This involvement aims to inspire youth to become ambassadors for environmental awareness and sustainable practices in their communities.
Workshop highlights and best practices
The workshop featured Eng. Reem Al-Suwaidi, Acting Head of the Conservation Department, who focused on the importance of efficient energy and water consumption, best practices, and smart technologies to reduce waste and improve efficiency. Anisa Al-Jalaf, Head of the Lectures Section in the Education and Awareness Department, discussed the significance of selecting appropriate and energy-saving devices.
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