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Provision of advisory services to the transitional authorities of CAR

Provision of support to the former Transitional Government and then the newly elected Government of CAR and contribution to the definition of state priorities Mediation with armed groups and facilitation of humanitarian access for Ministry of Health’s staff for Polio vaccination campaigns Technical and institutional advisory services for the City Hall of Bangui

Geothermal potential of underground aquifers in Geneva State

The Industrial Services of Geneva (SIG) mandated Dropstone to carry out a feasibility study of the Rhône River aquifer in the municipalities of Lancy, Onex and St-Jean. In order to evaluate the geothermal potential of the aquifer, our team of hydrogeologists investigated data from previously drilled boreholes, produced a 2D model of the water table […]

Provision of hydrogeological expertise for a rural water programme in Kasserine governorate, Tunisia

Programme Eau Kasserine financed by Swiss Development Cooperation Training of regional authorities’ engineers at pumping tests and their interpretation Implementation of a remote monitoring system of the underground water resources Information management and development of a hydrogeological database Institutional support for the reorganization of the regional partner; allocation of new roles and responsibilities  

Development of tailor-made project management databases

DROPSTONE has developed skills in designing and constructing databases for the management of information related to water supply and sanitation projects, borehole drilling campaigns, hydrogeology, geochemestry, but also the management of specialized libraries or engineering projects. We are working together with a team of IT specialists, data analysts and computer scientists and are dedicating an […]

Access to Upper Gorkha and Manaslu again possible!

The cantilever bridge has been finalised in 2015. It is again possible to walk all the way up to the Upper Gorkha district, on foot or with mules, for the first time since the earthquake struck Nepal in April 2015. This is a relief for the local people and also the trekkers that can now […]