PROJECTS
Engineering sustainable transport solutions that strengthen communities around the world.
When AACRA began designing the project, a major challenge quickly became apparent. Addis Ababa is built on a huge volcanic mountain and the predominant natural soil, black cotton soil, is notoriously difficult for road construction.
A key goal under Sustainable Development Goal (SDG9) for Papua New Guinea is to develop quality, reliable, sustainable, and resilient infrastructure. This includes regional and transborder road networks aimed at supporting economic growth and enhancing accessibility for all citizens.
The Highlands Highway is a critical 430 kilometer, two-lane national road that serves as the main transport artery for Papua New Guinea’s highland region. It connects approximately 1,800 kms of regional and feeder roads, providing essential access for communities in rural areas.
An independent technical evaluation was required for the Karuma-Olwiyo road section in Uganda so that the quality of construction and expected lifespan of the pavement could be determined.
Feasibility Study and Route Alignment Optimization The Department of Works & Highways (DOWH) – Papua New Guinea Project Objective: The
The Enga Highway Impact Assessment project is a collaborative initiative between AnyWay Solutions and Rural Senses, designed at evaluating the environmental, social, and economic impact of transportation infrastructure along Papua New Guinea’s Enga Highway corridor.
Damosa Land, Inc. initiated the Kahi Estates project with a clear vision: to build an agri-residential community that embodies sustainable development while integrating the natural character of the land into the architecture and development.
As part of our ongoing commitment to building sustainable, climate-resilient transport infrastructure, AnyWay Solutions has partnered with Rural Senses—an AI-powered platform for community-centered impact evaluation.
The Municipality of Kfar Vradim honoured two founders by developing a few walking trails in and around the town. One of these was ‘The Founders Trail’ right at the center of the town, leading to an observatory spot over the valley below.
Over the past decade, a few cities in Israel have been developed extensively. With new neighbourhoods being developed in outskirts of the cities, in untouched areas. As developments progress, many agent sites are being discovered.
The Municipality of Tel Aviv–Jaffa was looking to upgrade existing gardens and parks around the city so that they would comply with new regulations and standards relating to accessibility for people with disabilities.
UP42 allowed AnyWay to easily collect and analyze EO data from a wide range of providers in order to generate actionable plans for their clients in a fast and cost-efficient way, supporting communities and economic growth in even the most remote areas of developing nations.
