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Your "health" is the focus

6/5/2020

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In recent weeks, our company Scope Asia International has massively expanded its product range, placing the protection of people first by offering products such as face masks, ventilators and protective clothing. It has come to our attention that the measures introduced to combat Covid 19 are counterproductive when it comes to maintaining our health. These measures clearly counteract a healthy lifestyle. Especially the guidelines in times of Corona prevent a "healthy lifestyle" in harmony with ourselves and nature. Covid 19 has taken us far from practicing a healthy lifestyle. 

It is paradoxical that we are constantly being told by experts to maintain our health, but in reality our health has been massively damaged in recent weeks. The existing curfew for weeks, lack of social contacts, no exercise, no activities and in many cases people are blocked by fear and stress. All these measures used prevent a healthy lifestyle and actively weaken our immune system every day. It is important to us to point out that it is now up to you to have a lasting effect on your health.

What can we now implement even in times of corona? 
Do you feel in the same way, you would like to stay healthy and fit as long as possible. The most important factors how you can influence this are nutrition, clean water, exercise, relaxation and sleep, renunciation of stimulants and a positive attitude towards life.
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​1. Proper nutrition

Hardly anything is more important for maintaining health than a healthy diet. A healthy diet makes all the difference:
  • at least three portions of fruit and vegetables a day, preferably raw, in all colours and varieties
  • Fish once or twice a week
  • many vegetable oils and carbohydrates, including plenty of legumes
  • little meat and fat, also pay attention to hidden fats in for example sausage and finished products. Careful in finished products is sugar and shelf life substances that are not conducive to a healthy life.
  • Use salt and sugar sparingly
  • Cook food only as briefly as necessary and with little water and fat
This not only maintains our vital functions, but also strengthens the immune system.

​2. Drink enough

Clean and clear drinking water is a prerequisite. If you do not have the opportunity to cleanse yourself with clean water and drink enough, a persistent lack of water will do lasting harm to the human organism.
Therefore we recommend in countries like Indonesia to always make sure that you have a water treatment system installed at home. You can find detailed information on our website: www.scope-asia.com under the section "Products".

Since water is not only an important part of the body cells but also the main component of the blood, the blood cannot flow properly if we drink too little. If you drink contaminated water, you will cause lasting damage to your body. The water should be free of bacteria and viruses.

If you drink too little, the whole body is less well supplied, brain performance and concentration ability decrease. Drink at least two litres of fluid a day.
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​3. Regular exercise

Regular endurance sports are good for body and soul and the best way to get the body in shape and the organism in full swing. Sport helps to strengthen the body's defences, reduce stress symptoms and prevent cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, overweight and osteoporosis. Even brain performance in old age is positively influenced.

Any kind of physical exercise contributes to your well-being: The minimum to prevent illness is half an hour of light exercise five to seven times a week. ​
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​4. Plenty of fresh air and light

Oxygen awakens the spirits and mobilizes the immune system. Go out into the fresh air every day. Another positive effect of being outside: We get more light, which also improves our mood. During daylight the nerve messenger serotonin is released, which brightens our mood. Light is also important for the production of vitamin D - indispensable for strong bones.
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​5. Relaxation for balance

​Stress, hectic rush and mental strain wear down resistance; disturbances in the balance between tension and relaxation can lead to serious mental and physical illnesses. So at the latest when stress and rush take over, it is time to shift down a gear.

Relaxation techniques such as autogenic training, progressive muscle relaxation or yoga can help to regain balance and serenity.

​6. Enough and regular sleep
​Sleep is a basic need that we must satisfy just as regularly as food and drink. It is an indispensable basis of life and the prerequisite for development, well-being and health. 
During sleep, the metabolism is shifted down a gear, while the repair mechanisms work at full speed.
The immune system, digestion, cardiovascular system, nervous system and brain need sleep to regenerate. Recent studies show, for example, that people who regularly sleep too little have a much higher risk of a heart attack.
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7. Brisk brain jogging

​Just like our muscles, the brain wants to be busy - for a lifetime. If the gray cells are not kept busy, they start to break down. Conversely, the brain can be trained like a muscle. To stay mentally fit, the grey cells need daily training. 

​8. Health risk - stimulants

Smoking is harmful to your health, and every cigarette! However, it is never too late to quit smoking, even after years of nicotine addiction, it benefits your health. 
Moderate alcohol consumption should be enjoyed in moderation, because there is no such thing as risk-free alcohol consumption.
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​9. Healthy relationships

​Whether you like it or not, everyone is involved in a network of relationships. The success of interpersonal relationships is an important factor for the quality of life, mental and physical health. Living and fulfilling relationships - these begin with a healthy relationship to oneself and to life.
It is now clear that all of these points have been neglected in recent weeks. We should be aware that a strengthened immune system can react completely differently to a virus than a weakened one. 
Therefore, you should do everything possible to strengthen your own immune system sustainably. 

​What is the task of your immune system?

To render pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, parasites or fungi harmless and to remove them from the body. to recognize and neutralize harmful substances from the environment. to fight pathological changes such as cancer cells.

The immune system has strong defences: "It is not located in a single place in the body - it consists of a network of cells, molecules, tissues and organs that work together to protect the body" The immune system is crucial in the fight against infections and diseases. 
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The immune system consists of many little "helpers" - cells, molecules, tissues and organs; they all play a key role in the fight against infection and disease.

So strengthen your immune system and allow yourself more time for yourself, even in corona times, and deal consciously with your diet. You will see it helps and it gives you many happy moments of small successes, because your body will thank you for it.

Yours Scope Asia Team.
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Clean Drinking Water for Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia

25/2/2020

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NTT is going to be the next premium tourism destination in Indonesia
The exotic Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) Province has attracted many tourists in recent years. The beauty of the islands within this province are ‘new lost paradise’ in the eye of tourists and is becoming very popular among travelers from all over the world. No wonder if one of the ambitious plans from the Indonesian Government is to develop NTT becoming a premium tourist destination in Indonesia in 2020.

Seeing these massive plans from the Indonesian Government, leaving one crucial question to every people in NTT. Are they ready?

CLEAN WATER CRISIS IN NTT
Science clearly states that a human being can survive three weeks without food, but where water is concerned most people can’t go on 3-4 days without it! Dehydration sets in, and even if the person continues to breathe, they will go into shock and become vegetative. In other words, water is the primary necessity. Without it, a living being simply cannot survive. Yet, it is a horrific fact that there are billions of people around the world who do not have access to clean drinking water. 

This problem is happening in Indonesia, especially Nusa Tenggara Timur Province. Known as the dry land, NTT province in Indonesia faced particularly large challenges. Piping was limited, so some families sourced their water from river or wells more than an hour’s walk away - and these water sources can be polluted. 

We all know how dangerous it would be to use contaminated and bad quality water sources in our daily needs. Bacteria and virus can easily infect our body and brings the disease easily. Not only to the local people but also to the tourists coming to Nusa Tenggara Timur. To prevent this horrible situation, SCOPE ASIA has the perfect solutions.

SCOPE ASIA’S WATER TREATMENT SOLUTIONS

Imagine if there will be more and more tourists coming to NTT and has no clean water to use. Clearly, the government along with the tourism investors in NTT need to work together to handle this problem.

As a go-green solutions integrator company, SCOPE ASIA always brings the most innovative, eco-friendly and sustainable solutions to every challenge. For the clean drinking problems, SCOPE ASIA has wide range options depending on the capacity and the needs using ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis system for converting any water resource into high-quality drinking water. Capacity from 50 liters per hour up to 10.000 liters per hour and more.

SCOPE ASIA’s water treatment solutions are perfect for any kind of needs from households, communities, hotels, resorts, yacht, cruise, liveaboard, and boats. It’s easy to install, modular, and easy to use.
If you are looking for sustainable solutions for your hotels, resorts, restaurants, and companies, contact us now hello@scope-asia.com  or +62 812 3682 7343
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The countdown is running for the water crisis in Bali

14/10/2019

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Do you recognize the areas where the water crisis becomes a reality sooner than you think?
Uluwatu and Jimbaran will be the first regions severely affected by the water crisis.

Why?

  • Tourism accounts for 60% of Bali's economy and has helped it to grow economically and socially.  Most of the hotels are in the southern part of Bali.
  • Bali's population is currently 4.22 million and expected to increase due to the increasing job opportunities available.  
  • Bali's growing population and development have led to a predicted water crisis as early as 2025.  The water resources the island can provide are not enough for the increasing demand.
  • Bali is currently experiencing a falling water table, salt-water intrusion, decreasing river and lake water, and land subsidence, to add to the worsening water quality.  
  • There are several factors at play leading this crisis from bad to worse.  

The tourism industry is the economic engine, and at the same time, the sector that uses most of the water.

The tourism industry uses excessive amounts of water, averaging around 3 million liters of water per day.  Together with the growing development, the public water supply is becoming insufficient, forcing hotels to pump up significant amounts of groundwater and well water.  
Consequently, the massive tourism development in southern Bali has exploited the island's main water resources in the Center and North Bali too.

What could the water crisis mean for your hotel, resort, or private home?

It can make your business vulnerable. Tourists coming to Bali want to enjoy the wellbeing and healthiness. Clean and safe water comes first.

If it's endangered, the sales figures will go down, and the perfect holiday destination Bali is in danger.

But what can we do together? You as a proprietor, as a hotel chain, as a restaurant owner, or as the operator of a resort?

We can start to solve the water problem as a preventive action or solve the existing by doing a site visit at your location. Scope Asia International, based in Bali, can provide suitable, efficient, and sustainable solutions for these kinds of challenges.

When you're aware of this dramatic development, and you're are looking for sustainable solutions for your hotels, resorts, restaurants, and companies,
contact us now hello@scope-asia.com  or +62 812 3682 7343

​By: Barbara Lietz
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SCOPE ASIA VISITS FINLAND

13/9/2019

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How to make sustainable drinking water that people can afford? Scope Asia, with its most qualified partners, can provide solar-powered water desalination systems that can convert seawater into quality drinking water. Furthermore, the solution helps to cut down the drinking water costs, stop using single-use plastic bottles, and save up freshwater resources.
In August Tanja from Scope Asia visited one of our partners in Finland. "I love this SolarRO product. Not only because we're both from Finland, but because, with solar power, we can reduce the operating costs of energy-intensive RO systems with zero emissions", she says. #waterforpeople #werunonsolar #scopeasia
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A new hope for a smarter, more eco-friendly, and sustainable Bali.

27/8/2019

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These recent years, Bali is struggling to handle the environmental problems. More waste to manage, more needs of water, and more energy needed, meanwhile the needs of people in Bali are increasing year by year.

After applying a regulation about single use plastic, the government is unstoppable to protect the environment and the beauty of this island.


Good news coming from the Governor of Bali, I Wayan Koster. In the opening ceremony of Bali’s Infrastructure Exhibition (14/8), the Governor stated that the government will make Bali more independent in terms of the source of energy and to be more sustainable and eco-friendly.

The total of energy needed for Bali is around 1,200 MW, meanwhile, Bali has only 800 MW and the other 380 MW is coming from the power plant in Paiton, East Java. To replace the gap, Bali will add a new power plant using eco-friendly, clean, and sustainable energy.

“Not only for the electricity but also the water problems. Bali is facing a lack of water sources. The government, together with the related organization, are making the masterplan to handle this challenge.” Said Koster in his opening speech.
Knowing this, SCOPE ASIA can not be more excited. This vision is in line with SCOPE ASIA’s, and it is exactly what SCOPE ASIA is planning to do in Indonesia, starting with Bali. 

Community-Based Waste Management System

​SCOPE ASIA, together with Udayana Community Development Program (UCDP) Universitas Udayana, participated in the exhibition. This event was held from 14th-23rd of August 2019 in The Art Center to celebrate the 74th Indonesian Independence Day on August 17th and the 61st Birthday of Bali Province in 14th of August.

In this event, SCOPE ASIA and UCDP Universitas Udayana introduced the Concept of Community Based Waste Management System to the public.

"There is a lot of urban household' waste in centralized sites in Bali. This waste generates multiple problems, such as traffic congestion, creates an unpleasant smell, change biodiversity, and toxic liquid pollution and gasses." Said Prof. I Made Supartha Utama, the director of UCDP Universitas Udayana.

To tackle this challenge, SCOPE ASIA and UCDP Universitas Udayana will work together creating the smart communities in Bali. The communities will be able to manage their household wastes, transform the waste into usable products and clean energy, then use or sell the products to generates money.

"The objective of the Community Based Waste Management System is to give the communities in Bali a real solution to managing their waste which can benefit their health and also the environment." Continue Made.
Based on the recent research, it reveals that every day Bali produces 4,281 tons of waste or 1,5 million tons yearly. From this amount of waste, only 48% is managed while the other 52% is not managed yet. In the other hands, Bali is not only facing the un-managed household’ waste, but also the lack of water sources.

“So, we collaborate with SCOPE ASIA because they can help us in Bali. This moment, there’s some clean drinking problem (in Bali).“ Said Made
The smart communities will not only focused on household’ waste management, but also for the water and farmland treatment. By using SCOPE ASIA’s water purification system to treat the raw water becoming the high-quality drinking water, and using biobox to treat the household’ waste producing the biogas and bio-fertilizer. The bio-fertilizer produced by biobox will be used to treat the farmlands producing organic fruits, vegetables, flowers, ornamental plants, herbs, etc.

Community-Based Waste Management System seems to be the perfect answer to the challenges in Bali. We hope that this program will run successfully with support from every level.

Text: Tia Fitria
​Video: Tia Fitria

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SCOPE ASIA’s Water Purification System for Communities in Bali -#WaterForPeople

8/8/2019

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Bali is a beautiful island blessed with a lot of natural resources. Countless of beautiful beaches, waterfalls, lakes, and mountains makes Bali to be the most favourite place for tourists. In the other hand, Bali is facing a serious water crisis. Some 60% of Bali’s water catchment are drying up, threatening freshwater resources making the clean drinking water is rather hard to get.

As a company which providing water purification and desalination system based in Bali, PT Scope Asia Internasional can not only sit and see. We realise that some area in Bali desperately need safe clean drinking water. The people deserves to stay healthy, and get proper drinking water.

In 2018, we installed SCOPE ASIA’s water purification system in Karangasem at Wayan Chakra’s place. This water purification machine is open for public, the people in the neighbourhood can take the water for free.

A year after the installation, SCOPE ASIA team with our Director and CEO, Barbara Lietz, our respected Advisory Board Members, Roger Moser, and Heinz Josef Heile, visited Chakra’s place to see how far SCOPE ASIA’s water purification system benefits the local community.

“My neighbours are often come to take the water, they said that they like the taste of the water better than the common local branded water.” Said Chakra.​

SCOPE ASIA’s water purification and desalination system has helped the communities to increase their quality of life. We strive to give our best to the people and the environment, because our passion belongs to people.

Text: Tia Fitria
​Video: Ari Wekku Saaski

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SCOPE ASIA's Water Purification System in the eye of The Award-Winning Eco-Luxury Villas in Bali | #SCOPETESTIMONIAL

31/7/2019

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Exactly a year ago, Shunyata Villas in Karangasem, Bali trusted SCOPE ASIA to provide and install a water purification system in their property. 

Shunyata Villas has a mission; to become as sustainable as possible. With SCOPE ASIA's water purification system, they can convert the municipal water into high-quality drinking water without using single-use plastic bottles and the constant hassle with water providers.

Ultrafiltration system produces 180 liters per hour, which is enough for daily drinking water needs for the hotel.

"We have had this machine about a year now. We use it for daily water supply", says Manuel Engler, the resort manager of Shunyata Villas.

Engler finds the purification system beneficial for providing drinking water for the guests and staff, but especially for the restaurant. Now the guests can be sure that the water used for cooking is healthy and bacteria-free.

Shunyata Villas, as an Award-Winning Eco-Luxury Resort, provides the first-class accommodation in harmony with nature and brings the unique eco-friendly experience to the guests making this villa one-of-a-kind in the area.

"Everybody is happy, the guest like the water and the taste of the water, so it's a good thing to have this machine here." Said Engler

SCOPE ASIA's water purification system also helps the nearby community to increase their quality of daily life by providing a similar clean drinking water system as Shunyata's. Thanks to SCOPE ASIA, several families in the neighborhood no longer worry about providing safe and clean drinking water for everybody. 
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Today's Real Challenge in Business - SCOPE ASIA's Interview with Roger Moser

23/7/2019

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The technology to ease global environmental and developmental challenges already exists, but there is a lack of understanding and finding suitable solutions for local needs. For this reason the importance of decision intelligence for companies planning to develop their business in Southeast Asia, is vital.​

“Today’s problem is not about the selection of the best technology, but to understand what kind of decision making challenges you face, what kind of questions you need to answer, and what kind of data you need”, says professor Roger Moser.

Moser is an expert for business development and decision intelligence and has helped many European and global companies in expanding their businesses in Southeast Asian markets. He is also a member of SCOPE ASIA's International Advisory Board. He has worked together with Scope Asia in water treatment projects in Timor-Leste.

Moser thinks that companies opening new businesses and projects need the have the understanding of the local needs and conditions. To achieve the understanding and knowledge requires answering the right questions and collecting the relevant data for decision-making. After this, companies need a partner to complete and implement the work on the location.

“Somebody needs to be on the ground to connect the dots,” he continues.

According to Moser the real challenge for business today is not about the technology, but the troublesome journey to find the right players to get together and work together, and to build up integrated solutions that meet the local needs.

“That is exactly the scope of SCOPE ASIA”, summarizes Moser.

Scope Asia is a Go Green solution integrator which also providing safe water and waste-to-energy solutions in Indonesia and Timor-Leste as well as supporting the market entry and expansion for companies in Indonesia.


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Outsider's observations from Timor-Leste: Amazing survival skills are part of the charm of Timorese

17/7/2019

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Take a deep breath! The fresh air and green nature in the mountainous area of Maubisse is astonishing. However, the journey from Dili, the capital of Timor Leste, to Maubisse requires a bit of an adventurous attitude.
Last November the 70 kilometers ride took three hours along the road that was under construction until halfway but already in heavy use. At the same time, as road construction workers with machinery tried to make progress, trucks were delivering supplies to mountain villages, and colorfully decorated buses were commuting workers between their homes and Dili. In the rainy season, the unpaved road became hazardous.
Scenic Maubisse is a popular weekend destination for townies, but it aims to attract foreign tourists too. Tourism is seen as a lever to improve the country's crappy economy, but there are many challenges to confront, for example, the travel infrastructure is still inadequate. For instance, when entering the country, you must have enough US dollars in cash because ATMs are not available, and the only credit card acceptance is Visa Card.
The currency is the US dollar, which makes everyday life expensive, even for wealthy travelers. It makes me wonder how people in one of the poorest countries in the world can survive.
 
Water, food, and shelter
 
Life in isolated villages is made of simple things - to satisfy the basic needs of water, food, shelter, and clothing. In Timor Leste, 70% of the population still lives in rural areas, and 40% below the poverty line.
It's an early afternoon at the market of Gleno village. A group of stallholders has crouched under the umbrella gossiping and chewing the betel leaf, the traditional stimulant which stains their teeth red.
They sell cassava and sweet potatoes. Every morning they pick up the products from the local farmers and walk an hour to the market. I cannot see any solvent customers and wonder how their business and livelihood is really doing.
Safe drinking water is one of the scarcities in the rural area. Leublora Green Village is an eco-school and organic farm in Maubisse. The aim is to empower the community by educating sustainable agriculture and creating business opportunities. The organic farm, for example, is a village-owned cooperative that produces flowers, strawberries, and vegetables for sale.
Eco-school has invested in a water purification system that provides drinking water for the students and the community. Villagers no longer need to bring their water from long distances. 
 
Oil didn't lift people out of poverty
 
After the independence in 2002 Timor Leste got access to the oil resources of the Timorese Sea, which created hopes for the country's prosperity. 
Oil accounts for 90% of government revenues, but oil price fluctuations bring instability to the economy, and as the price drops, more and more oil has to be exported.
Furthermore, the gas and oil industry has not brought the added value or desired jobs. For example, the country's first refinery is still under construction.
The first years after the independence government's primary function was to rebuild infrastructure and strengthen civilian administration since the years of occupation.
For the moment, the biggest challenge is to create jobs for young people entering labor markets. About 60% of the population is under 25 years old.
While other countries in Southeast Asia are reaping 5% annual economic growth, Timor Leste's economic growth is negative. The government's persistent problem is how to use the best way the current gas and oil revenues to increase economic growth, create jobs for young people, and reduce poverty.
 
Timor-Leste
  • Southeast Asian country with a population of 1.3 million.
  • One of the least developed countries in the world, whose economy is based on oil and gas reserves.
  • Gross domestic product was $ 6,000 per capita and economic growth of -4.6% (2017).
 
Text: Tanja Harjuniemi
Photos: Stoorisoppi
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Salinated groundwater is a headache for small entrepreneurs in the tourism sector.

11/7/2019

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Scope Asia's Team visited the tiny Nusa Ceningan Island close to Bali; it's such a scenic and peaceful place still hidden from mass tourism. We were aware that groundwater there is salinated, but how salinated, we wanted to find out.

We spent a night in an eight bungalow's Blue Lagoon Secret Villas, and while brushing the teeth before going to bed, it became apparent; there was a minor salty taste in tap water.

Only a year ago the owner Ketut Warta with his business partners drilled a 40 meters deep borehole to get fresh water. The drilling is located a few kilometers from the beach up in the hill from where the water is piped to the resorts.

For the first month, the water was fresh and sweet, but then it started to turn into saline.
In the morning we tested the water. Tap water's TDS level was 5.500 mg/l.

Total dissolved solids (TDS) is a term to describe the inorganic salts and minerals in the water. Swimming pool's TDS was lower, 3.000, because there was heavy rain during the night.
Water with that high TDS is of course not drinkable, but tourists find it also too salty to brush teeth, shower or swim even in principle it's suitable for those purposes.

"Guests are complaining. Salty water is not good for business", says Ketut.

TDS level for excellent drinking water is less than 300 mg/l and for unacceptable drinking water more than 1.200 mg/l.
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There are methods to desalinate water, for example reverse osmosis. Scope Asia's solutions from Finland and Switzerland for desalination would do the job cost-efficiently and sustainably, but for Ketut, it would mean another investment only a year after the borehole investment.

Check out the video to see how our testing goes.
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