An agreement has recently been signed between Diallo Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and India's Bioretin Biosciences Pvt. Ltd. to expand and implement the technology in Nepal.
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Diyalo Technologies has introduced cutting-edge Gen-4 nano-biotechnology for rejuvenating water resources, soil and environment. Diyalo Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and India's Bioretin Biosciences Pvt. Ltd. have recently signed an agreement to expand and implement the technology in Nepal.
With this collaboration, Diyalo Technologies claims that international-level biotechnology for water resource revitalization, industrial wastewater management and soil improvement will be commercially available in Nepal for the first time.
According to the agreement, the environmental solutions based on nano-biotechnology developed by Bioretin will be expanded in Nepal through Diyalo Technologies. The company has expressed its belief that these technologies will help in the natural treatment of polluted water and the revival of the natural properties and ecosystems of rivers, streams, canals, lakes, ponds and soil. In addition to reservoir revitalization, these technologies can also be used in areas such as industrial wastewater treatment, reduction of chemical use in agricultural production, improvement of soil quality, golf course and public greenery management, cleaning of livestock farms and conversion of organic waste into quality organic fertilizer.
According to Diyalo, through the combination of modern digital technology and biological science, effective solutions will be available for the protection and revival of rivers, lakes and ponds of religious and historical importance, including Bagmati, Rudramati, Ichchumati.
According to the company, this technology has been successfully used in various countries including India, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and the United States. Significant improvements in water quality have been reported in projects including Delhi Golf Club in New Delhi, Sungai Gong River in Malaysia, and Radheshyam Kund in Mathura, India.
Melina Khanal, Project Manager at Diyalo Technologies, said, 'Our goal is not just to control pollution but to provide scientific, sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions for the revitalization of water resources, soil and natural environment. We believe that this partnership will create new possibilities in the field of environmental protection in Nepal.'
