Thanks @Relax1. Philippines is really roaring. Some years ago in...

Thanks @Relax1. Philippines is really roaring.

Some years ago in late 2017, I spoke to a friend who works as a Planner for a global urban planning consultancy HQed in Singapore. I asked him whether he has heard of MABR. He said no. But he has heard of Organica (you told me about it, remember?). In fact, his clients wanted his firm to design-in Organica's features as part of the waste water treatment package then. Last week, I called him again to chat. Guess what? He said he has met FLC and got introduced into their decentralized way of treating waste water. They are studying it. In fact, they are working around to urban plan a small satellite coastal city because the developers wanted to build-to-need as a way to manage its cash flow.

No, he did not say FLC was involved. But what he did say next caught my attention. He said as urban planners, they have to keep abreast of new changes, construction methods, technologies etc. That's their value add to their clients after all their clients are investing tens of billions over decades of the development period.

He said, anybody or any new technology in the world that has installed 500 new installations in a short space of time have to be studied, understood of its merits, and if applicable, considered for adoption. My point is, the more installations out there for FLC, the more industry players (from urban planners, developers, civil engineers to water environment authorities, town planning authorities etc) have to give due consideration to the benefits of the decentralisation model.

So, every new installation helps. Here's to FLC hitting the 300th installation mark. And then to the 500th mark.