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Conclusion of the Assessment of Groundwater Bodies at Risk in Bulgaria
Contribution to the implementation of the 3rd cycle of the Water Framework Directive in Bulgaria (2022-2027) NEMUS concluded, in June 2023, another major water resources planning and management project. This project, which started in 2020 for the World Bank, is …
CO2 Capture and Storage in Basalts, Mpumalanga, RSA – Pilot Project from CGS of South Africa
NEMUS was appointed by CGS, the Council of Geosciences of South Africa (formerly the Geological Survey of South Africa) to develop the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment of the CO2 Capture and Storage Pilot Project, through an international tender grant …
Ambitious project for the development of a Strategic Environmental Assessment for internationally important watershed is set in motion in southern Africa
The Cubango-Okavango River Basin is one of the few remaining watersheds that is relatively underdeveloped in the world, and it covers an area of approximately 700,000 km2, bridging Angola, Botswana, Namibia, and Zimbabwe. The river basin is of international importance …
Development of the Conservation Plan for Lukanga Wetland is in its final stages
After two years of in-situ research and data collection by NEMUS’ interdisciplinary specialists and local partners, and despite logistical complications exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, NEMUS’ work in the devising of the Conservation Plan for the Lukanga Wetland and Upper …
Nemus’ colours are the colours of 2021, according to Pantone
Pantone, the international renowned company for colours, has declared that the official colours for 2021 are: Ultimate Gray 17-5104 and a yellow called Illuminating 13-0647. Since Molière died in stage wearing yellow, this colour has been associated with bad luck, …
Cumulative Impacts Assessment starts in Mozambique
NEMUS has won yet another project in Mozambique financed by the World Bank. The project entails the assessment of the Cumulative Impacts of the Extractive Industry in the Province of Tete, developed for the Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy …
An ambitious forest restauration plan in Rwanda has been kicked-off by Nemus
The Mayaga region is a low altitude, agro-ecological zone in Rwanda, spreading throughout 263.000 ha, 555 ha of which are covered by scattered patches of indigenous forest, while the remaining area is mainly used for agriculture, which is the main economical …
Nemus’ commitment to the African market is consolidated with three new challenging projects
In a year of great uncertainty, with markets slowing down and investments in innovative and large-scale projects decreasing dramatically, Nemus is proud to maintain its level of productivity. In fact, Nemus has just added three new challenging projects in Africa …
NEMUS takes part in the third cycle of River Basin Management Plans in Bulgaria
NEMUS has just won yet another international tender promoted by the World Bank and is about to start its first project in Bulgaria. The project aims to update the data on the national groundwater – which will be done by …
Nemus co-organizes workshop in Johannesburg within SADC Disaster Risk Reduction Programme
During the week of 20 to 24 of January 2020 a workshop was held in the city of Johannesburg to present and discuss the projects within SADC’s (Southern African Development Community) “Strengthening the disaster risk reduction coordination, planning and policy …