American delegation to visit water desalination and purification facilities and a center for desert agriculture.

Gravity-powered N-Drip is expected to be a gamechanger.

Israeli technology is addressing water scarcity in both the Jewish state and around the world!

Start up company DrizzleX monitors water flow in homes and apartment buildings to find where H20 is being wasted, thus lowering utility bills.

Students at three California elementary schools will use Israeli catchment systems to recycle rainwater, and the Wisdom 2.0 Conference in Tel Aviv gave employees ideas for protection against the onslaught of technology.

Israel’s Elbit has developed a system that repels terrorist missiles launched at commercial airliners and Israel’s StoreDot has promised that by May 2016 it will be able to recharge an electric vehicle from zero to 100% in 5 minutes.

The World Bank will use the Jewish state’s expertise in water conservation and technology in developing countries.

The Red-Dead Project will help save the Dead Sea while providing much-needed fresh water to Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority-run territories.