Tech Solutions Related To UN SDG 1: No Poverty

Clean TeQ Water is one of the world's most innovative water treatment companies. We provide metals recovery and water treatment solutions for governments and companies. Our technology solutions include desalination, nutrient removal, zero liquid discharge and hardness removal. Our sectors of focus include municipal wastewater, surface water, industrial wastewater and mining process water.

Evoqua Water Technologies is the global leader in helping municipalities and industrial customers protect and improve the world’s most fundamental natural resource: water. Our cost-effective and reliable treatment systems and services ensure uninterrupted quantity and quality of water, enable regulatory and environmental compliance, increase efficiency through water reuse.

Gravity Water is an International Non-Profit Organization that focuses on safe drinking water access for schools in need around the world. Gravity Water combines rainwater harvesting, elevated storage, and gravity-fed filtration, providing communities with access to a permanent source of safe drinking water that is on-site, self-sustaining, long-term, and 100% energy independent.

Founded July 2014, The Human Utility (formerly known as the Detroit Water Project) matches families needing help with utility bills to people who want to help through payments directly to utility companies. The Human Utility's platform divides a bill similar to a loan syndicate expanding the possible number of donors from around the world able to join together to ensure families never lose access.

Streetwide is a non-profit working to amplify the impact of those fighting for justice in a new era of immigration enforcement. We pioneer innovative solutions, test them in the field, and distribute them to those fighting for immigrants and rights.

Chalmers is a powerful analytics suite that can give any city or region the ability to see granular data to make informed decisions around homeless service planning and truly understand needs on the ground. Chalmers is an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot that makes it easier to find social services like free meals, shelter, clothing banks, and more.

Hohonu gives governments and businesses access to unprecedented insights on tides, floods, and Sea Level Rise. Hohonu helps coastal stakeholders and property owners understand when the next flood will occur and how big it might be.

Despite harm reduction practices, drug testing, and efforts to ensure safe supply, overdose occurs every day, but they don't have to be fatalities. Most overdoses are reversible with quick administration of naloxone. To be reversed, an overdose must first be detected. We make three overdose detection tools that can help: Brave Buttons, Brave Sensors, and The Brave App.