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GO TO HOMEPAGEMaking a difference to communities through
sustainable optimisation of water resources.
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Water is widely used in industry, whether it is encountered as raw water, process water or waste water. Very often this water must be treated before entering the process to ensure its quality and properties will meet the specifications demanded by the industrial process. In addition, there is a high demand for solutions for recycling and reuse of waste water produced. Given the quantity of watetr used by industry, there is also a high demand for the cost-effective use of this resource.
Water security is essential to sustainable socio-economic development, empowering communities and reducing the impact of poverty, but is also one of the most complex challenges facing the world today, particularly the developing world. At Re-Solve, we partner with research organizations and international development agencies, with a focus primarily on rural communities and water supply and sanitation, but we also have experience with township services.
National, provincial and local government are under considerable pressure to execute mandated programmes with stressed budgets and time constraints. We at Re-solve understand these challenges and have successfully partnered with many government agencies, from the National Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI), through to district and local municipalities and metropolitan municipalities across South Africa.
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Monde Skade is a Professional Engineer with 34 years’ experience and is focused on project management and implementation. Monde’s engineering background and years of experience have equipped him with a broad range of skills including the design, planning, implementation and commissioning of a wide range of technical, engineering.
Some of Monde’s experience include:
Monde is a member of Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA), Institute of Municipal Engineering of Southern Africa (IMESA) and South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE).
Grant, qualified in Project Management, has 22 years of experience in the water industry and has been involved in the implementation of numerous projects related to water loss and demand management interventions, water conservation and reticulation in rural areas. Before joining Re-Solve, Grant worked for BKS Consultburo, Rand Water and Odi Retail Water.
He joined Re-Solve Consulting in 2011 and in his current role as Regional Director, he is responsible for Re-Solve’s business activities in the Gauteng, North West and Free State provinces. Grant’s extensive experience include the following:
Stefan Nieuwoudt began his career at Re-Solve Consulting in 2015. Stefan currently serves as Director of Corporate Services where he plays a vital role in overseeing the Finance Department, New Business Development, ICT and Human Resources.
His responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
Stefan is qualified in Business Management and is a provisional member of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.
Dugald Ross is a Professional Engineer with 37 years’ experience and is focused on project management and implementation. Dugald’s engineering background and years of experience as a Technical Designer, Project Manager and Programme Manager have equipped him with a broad range of skills including the design, planning, implementation and commissioning of a wide range of technical, engineering and social project.
He has extensive experience in the following:
Dugald is a member of Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA), Institute of Municipal Engineering of Southern Africa (IMESA), South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) and Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA).
Mike is a Professional Engineer with 32 years’ experience and currently serves as the CEO of Re-Solve Consulting. Mike has extensive experience in New Business Development and has collaborated with Development Agencies, funding agents and partner organisations in facilitating contractual arrangements for specialised projects. Mike’s engineering specialisation, coupled with over twenty years of experience in the municipal service sector as a director, operator, manager, planner, programme and project manager, and coordinator has equipped him with an in-depth understanding of the challenges facing service delivery and Local Government in this country. He has worked with and been exposed to alternative models, mechanisms, and structures for service delivery such as Public Private Partnerships and corporatized utilities. Mike has conceptualised, planned, and implemented large-scale municipal water intervention projects in both Johannesburg and Mogale City.
Mike was central to the development of policy at Johannesburg Water relating to Levels of Service and the implementation of prepayment water metering. As Divisional Manager, Mike was responsible for the creation, management, and operation of the Low-Income Services Development Division in the Operations Department of Johannesburg Water.
Mike has extensive experience in the following:
Mike is a member of Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA), Institute of Municipal Engineering of Southern Africa (IMESA), South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) and Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA).
Stephen is a CA with 37 years’ experience as an investment banker and business leader. He has been privileged to gather the following relevant experience
Leading many companies and organisations
Leading and participating in many boards – as both executive director with primary executive responsibility, and non-executive chairman
Stephen has worked in both South Africa and Zimbabwe and is a member of the South African Institution of Chartered Accountants (SAICA).
Providing formal financial, economic and strategic advice to company boards and state Owned Enterprises regarding material transactions and decisions
Managing high-stakes issues, interfacing with top executives / officials and helping organisations undertake transforming business transactions
Co-ordinating a team to achieve a common goal – often the role of an investment banker is to co-ordinate the efforts of client executives, accountants, attorneys, financiers, regulators, colleagues etc. towards achieving a particular outcome and deadline
Water problem detection is crucial for ensuring the sustainability and availability of water resources. One of the most common water problems is water scarcity, which can be caused by natural factors such as drought, as well as human factors such as overconsumption and pollution. To detect water problems, data-driven approaches such as remote sensing, machine learning, and sensor networks can be used to monitor water levels, quality, and usage patterns. Once a water problem has been detected, solutions can be created to address the issue.
Project management and construction supervision involve overseeing the planning, design, and construction phases of engineering projects to ensure their successful completion on time, within budget, and according to quality and safety standards. It requires coordination, communication, and risk management skills.
Professional engineering consultancy services involve providing expert advice and solutions for engineering projects and challenges. It covers various areas such as design, construction, project management, and quality control to ensure safe, efficient, and sustainable engineering solutions.
Data logging and analysis involves collecting and analysing data from remote sensors and devices to monitor and manage water systems. It enables real-time decision-making, improves operational efficiency, and enhances system performance and sustainability.
Water policy review, tariff analysis, and recommendations involve reviewing water policies and tariffs, analysing their effectiveness, and providing recommendations for improvements to ensure equitable and sustainable water allocation and service delivery while ensuring financial viability for Government and private institutions.
Services master planning involves the development of a comprehensive plan for the delivery of water and wastewater services, including infrastructure needs, operational requirements, financial planning, and environmental considerations. It ensures efficient and sustainable service delivery.
Water revenue management involves the planning, pricing, and management of water resources to generate revenue for water service providers. It includes billing, collection, and revenue optimization through efficient water-use practices and technologies.
Water resource management involves planning, developing, distributing, and managing water resources sustainably to meet various needs while preserving the environment. It includes allocation, quality and quantity management, and addressing challenges such as climate change and pollution.
Water demand management is the implementation of strategies and measures to manage and reduce the overall demand for water resources in a sustainable manner. The goal of water demand management is to ensure the sustainable use of water resources while meeting the needs of communities, businesses, and the environment.
Water conservation is the responsible and efficient use of water resources to ensure their sustainable availability for future generations by reducing wasteful water consumption. Water conservation is essential to address the growing water scarcity and protect our environment.