AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions, February 2013

Muthama school project		The first phase of a new school constructed with AnyWay Soil Block technology in Kangundu, Kenya was commissioned on Feb 26, 2013. Parents, students, school staff and local governmental officials all joined in the celebration. The new school is the vision of MP Johnston Muthama, who announced that this commissioning represents only the beginning of this project, and that many more such schools will be built in the coming years, to support the development of the country through education. Also attending the event was Deputy Ambassador Yaki Lopez, representing the government of Israel which, together with AnyWay and its representative in Kenya, Concept Ltd., supported the project. The Israeli government, through Mashav (its international development agency), donated an agricultural unit which will enable students to train in advanced agricultural methods while growing vegetables for use in the school’s kitchen. At the event, Mr. Zeevik Halber, CEO of AnyWay, thanked the community and the members of the school board for their hands-on participation in the construction of the project. Mr. Halber also thanked MP Muthama for supporting the project and the broader vision of making education accessible in rural areas with the participation of the local communities utilizing the AnyWay technology and training programs.

AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions, August 2012

Wapag-Wapemenanda Road		The Department of Works  (DOW) of Papua New Guinea has extended the project of the Wabag Wapemananda highway by additional 12 Km to be rehabilitated using AnyWay’s soil stabilizer, ANSS. This decision is the has been made as a result of achieving the engineering requirements set for the first section of the road. The project will connect the capitol of Enga province, Wabag, with the town of Wapemananda. Further extension of this rehabilitation project is considered. Further, DOW has decided to start the rehabilitation of a 20 Km section of the Highlands Highway using ANSS. Additional projects are also being evaluated for rehabilitation with AnyWay’s stabilization technology.

AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions, June 2012

Muthama school project		In Kangundu, a suburb of Nairobi, Kenya, a much-needed new school project is being realized using,AnyWay, ’s earth block technology. MP Muthama’s vision of building a school with the participation of the local community has become reality, as the blocks produced on site are now being used to build the school. The project includes classrooms, as well as a kitchen and dining hall for both primary and secondary school students. The attractive and functional school buildings were designed by Concept LTD., AnyWay’s Kenyan distributor.

AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions, May 2012

The Cat SS-250B  in S. Sudan		AnyWay ‘s stabilization technology is to be used in a 700 Km road leading from Juba, the capital of South Sudan, to the nation’s border with Ethiopia. The project will be constructed by a joint venture between the leading South Sudanese construction company, ABMC Thai-South Sudan Construction Co. LTD, and Ethiopia’s Sunshine Construction PLC. AnyWay has already delivered recycling equipment specially suited to stabilization work, for the Project.

AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions, November 2011

Eng.Fekadu Haile and  Zeevik Halber		In an event for celebrating the completion of a few road projects with AnyWay, Eng. Fekadu Haile, General Manager of The Addis Ababa City Roads Authority declared that the stabilization technology of AnyWay is the preferred solution for road projects especially those built on black cotton soils. Eng. Fekadu also said at the event that the AnyWay technology has to become an integral part of road projects throughout Ethiopia. AnyWay CEO Mr. Zeevik Halber handed Eng. Fekadu a mosaic picture of AACRA’s logo made of thousands of pictures taken during the construction of the road projects.

AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions, November 2011

		AnyWay has signed an MOU with subsequet two agreements for the supply of its products and technical services with the GOvernment of Papua New Guinea for the construction of 75 Km roads in the country. The first phase of the MOU is expected to start in December of 2011. AnyWay will provide technical assistance for the design and will also provide training for the technical staff of Depertment Of Works in the applictions process and Quality Control procedures.

AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions, November 2011

		Mr. Albert Attias as CEO of Concept Ltd., the distributor of AnyWay’s products in South Sudan, and General Kiir as Commander of the SPLA Corps of Engineers, have signed an MOU for a program relating to the construction of 1500 units of low cost housing for the nation’s soldiers and their families. The program will include skills training and technology transfer for compressed stabilized earth block production and construction. The first phase of 100 units is expected to start in early 2012.
Mr.Albert Attias and General Kiir

AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions, September 2010

AnyWay has recently demonstrated its stabilization technique to the Israeli railway company in one of its new lines being constructed. Anyway’s advanced spreading system was used along with its heavy duty recycler. The base layer was strengthen to achive the designed engineering properties.

CCAfrica Newsletter – June 2010

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