FROM AVOIDANCE TO INTENTION: RETHINKING CIRCULAR DESIGN
Rethink the circular economy with insights on circular design, sustainable infrastructure, resource recovery and engineering for long-term resilience.
Rethink the circular economy with insights on circular design, sustainable infrastructure, resource recovery and engineering for long-term resilience.
True sustainability requires systems thinking that balances trade-offs, strengthens resilience, and delivers long-term value beyond individual assets.
Authentic stakeholder engagement and community-led development reduce risk, strengthen trust, and create sustainable infrastructure outcomes with lasting social impact.
Engineering Impact means designing infrastructure with people, not just for them, to deliver sustainable, resilient, practical solutions grounded in real-world needs.
Water is easy to take for granted. We open a tap and expect clean water to come out.
Engineering has the power to shape more resilient communities, strengthen economies, and create a more sustainable future, and meaningful infrastructure goes beyond technical delivery; it
At first glance, South Africa’s social infrastructure challenges appear to be about funding.
Omaira Jajbhay’s highlights at IRENA Assembly and Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week
In this climate, I often find myself returning to the core purpose behind sustainability.
From urbanisation to climate change, today’s challenges demand bold, unconventional solutions.
As the turbines turn, so too does a new chapter for Burundi, one powered not just by water, but by vision, collaboration, and hope.
Transport plays a central role in South Africa’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, contributing approximately 14% of national energy-related CO₂ emissions.
Similar to global patterns, energy generation and transport are the major sources of greenhouse gas emissions in South Africa.
At the heart of modern engineering lies a critical imperative: sustainability is not a constraint, but a catalyst for innovation and long-term success.
At Zutari, sustainability is not just a buzzword; it’s woven into the very fabric of our operations, guiding everything we do.
In a significant stride towards infrastructural development and road safety, Botswana witnessed the groundbreaking ceremony of the Mogoditshane-Gabane-Mmankgodi Road Project on 12 September 2024.
The interview was a precursor to his participation as a panellist for the Southern Africa-Towards Inclusive Economic Development (SA-TIED) policy dialogue held on 18 March 2024, ahead of World Water Day.
The digital team had the opportunity to engage with nearly every discipline, unit, and market, ranging from civil engineers to business communication specialists and even
Samista Jugwanth, Zutari Technical Director: Water, was recently a guest on the American-based Water Foresight Podcast, discussing the Future of WASH (Water, Sanitation & Hygiene) with host Dr. Matthew Klein.
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Engineering and professional services company purchases carbon offsets from renowned Gold Standard scheme. To celebrate World Environment Day on Sunday 5 June, Zutari is
Expert team mobilised to help repair damaged critical infrastructure. With the vital N2 corridor in Durban damaged to the extent that the road is
