Workshop on Climate Resiliency for Road Transport In an effort to support developing nations with knowledge sharing on the importance of climate resiliency on transport infrastructure, we are pleased to offer
AnyWay and De La Salle University Partner to Enhance Climate Resilient Transportation We have partnered with De La Salle University (DLSU) – Gokongwei College of Engineering to exchange knowledge, and
Leveraging New Technology for Sustainable Infrastructure Insights from TRB2024 During my time in Washington, DC, while attending the highly anticipated Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, I had a few Ah-ha
CARIBBEAN CLIMATE RESILIENCY COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE Roundtable #1: Roadmap to Climate Resilient Transport Infrastructure – Introducing the Community of Practice AnyWay Solutions kicked off the inaugural Caribbean Climate Resiliency Roundtable
World Highways Magazine Feature: Climate Resiliency Beyond Design and Construction AnyWay’s CEO, Zeev Halber was featured in the May/June issue of World Highways Magazine, a leading International magazine for road
AnyWay Solutions Receives Recognition from PNG – A Proud Moment We are excited to share that AnyWay Solutions was awarded a certificate of appreciation from the Government of Papua New
AnyWay Wins 2023 Excellence in Roads African Award for Resilient Infrastructure The AnyWay team was honoured to accept the inaugural award in the “Resilient Infrastructure” category on behalf of AnyWay
Highlights From the IRF 3rd Regional African Congress & Exhibition The AnyWay team recently attended and sponsored the International Roads Federation (IRF) 3rd Regional African Congress and Exhibition in Accra,
Rehabilitating roads in Accra, Ghana, with recycled materials The overall pavement infrastructure in Accra, Ghana, requires upgrading. Ageing roads and climate impacts have caused cracking, potholes and surface deterioration. Overloading from vehicles, using inadequate
Helping regions plan and prioritize transportation project routes with satellite data Advancements in technologies are facilitating the ability to quickly capture data through satellites. These satellites can collect highly detailed information
Africa is projected to see the greatest growth of any continent in the world between now and 2050. However, the current pavement infrastructure in most African communities is in poor conditions and not ready to accommodate these population growth projections. The regions are trying to proactively find ways to improve road infrastructure networks.
We are pleased to announce that AnyWay is now a member of the International Road Federation (IRF.) As members, we will participate in networking events with others in the transportation sector and partake in their upcoming 3rd IRF Africa Regional Congress …
