Drought Impact

Droughts are causing widespread devastation, crippling economies, and threatening livelihoods across the globe. The severe lack of water disrupts agriculture, increases desertification, leads to the loss of forests, reduces business productivity, leading to conflict, and causes significant financial losses, particularly in regions already vulnerable to climate extremes. The tourism industry also suffers, as parched landscapes and water shortages deter visitors. Addressing the challenges posed by drought requires a comprehensive approach, such as the World Peace Development Corporate Model, which includes enhanced infrastructure, proactive disaster preparedness, and sustainable development practices to mitigate the impacts of drought and build resilience in affected communities.

Drought Mitigation

The Hydroloop System is designed to mitigate both flood and drought impacts by delivering water from the ASEAN region 24/7 throughout the year, extending as far as the MENA region. In the ASEAN region, this approach creates water storage solutions that prepare for sudden rainfall, mitigating risks associated with climate (flood) and catastrophic events. Greywater is collected in the top layer of the system, within less impermeable underground areas and ground floors, and is allocated for agricultural use, lower-quality water demands such as reforestation, halting desertification, lakes, and dried rivers, and supplying water treatment plants operating around the clock. This greywater supports industrial needs, increases food production, and contributes to cooling and recreational purposes. The treated water from these plants is then used to fill high-quality water pipelines to replenishing aquifers, human consumption, space programs... [Running Dry]

Drought and Heatwave Videos

Water Imbalance: Floods and Droughts

Flooding in the ASEAN region and drought in the MENA region present contrasting yet interlinked challenges, both of which cause devastating economic, social, and environmental impacts. In ASEAN, flooding disrupts business operations, tourism, and critical infrastructure, leading to significant financial losses and halting production across sectors. Conversely, MENA faces severe water scarcity, where a lack of affordable freshwater cripples agriculture, exacerbates desertification, and hinders economic productivity. Both regions are highly vulnerable to these climate extremes, which further exacerbate the challenges of sustainable development.

Flood Videos