
Improvement of living conditions: Getting out of the urban 'desert'
Algeria is facing a deficit of green spaces in its cities (4.01 m²/person compared to the recommended 10 m²), exacerbated by urbanization.

SEAL is leveraging this important international event to showcase its latest projects and innovations in water management and sanitation, and to enhance cooperation and exchange of experiences with various stakeholders and specialists in the sector. The salon witnessed the launch of the new smart application 'Qatra IA' for remote network management, which relies on artificial intelligence technologies to improve water distribution efficiency, proactively monitor faults and leaks, thereby enhancing service continuity and quality. SEAL offers its smart solutions in the field of automation and remote management of water and sanitation networks, through smart valves and pressure sensors that allow real-time monitoring of networks, early detection of faults and leaks, contributing to improving service quality.

Algeria is facing a deficit of green spaces in its cities (4.01 m²/person compared to the recommended 10 m²), exacerbated by urbanization.

Africa is set to install 17 GW of solar power in 2026 (+45%), driven by distributed solar and the end of the South African monopoly.

A study conducted in the cork oak forests of Skikda reveals that two years after a fire, insect communities remain disturbed
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