From Ancient Roman Infrastructure to Modern Fast Access Products Infrastructure Has Always Needed Access Nearly 2,000 years ago, Roman engineers built some of the most impressive infrastructure systems in history. Roads, aqueducts, drainage channels, public baths, fountains, and underground pipe networks helped cities function safely and efficiently.
Mert Dokum presents the Global Water Distribution Report – 2025 Edition. SAVE WATER! SAVE EARTH! Global freshwater demand has increased by more than 14% in just two decades, with nearly 4,000 cubic kilometers of water withdrawn every year. Today, 4 billion people experience severe water scarcity annually, from the Middle East to South Asia.
Mert Group Chairman Mr. Vahap Kanitoglu at the Zero Waste Forum – Istanbul, 17 October 2025 Organized by the Zero Waste Foundation, the Zero Waste Forum in Istanbul became a major international gathering aimed at transforming our relationship with materials, consumption, and the environment.
Water Saving Starts Underground: How Smarter Drainage Protects a Thirsty World Droughts and deluges are now the norm. Smarter drainage, pretreatment, and maintainable access points help cities and sites save water, prevent overflows, and enable reuse.