The Israeli company has partnered with a US humanitarian aid organization to deliver a Watergen water-from-air generator to Raqqa

NoCamels highlights six Israeli startups developing innovative technologies that aim to solve the shortage of water around the world.

Alumor's groundbreaking device, Miriam's Well from Alumor is based on ultraviolet LED light, which can purify any type of surface water.

The two companies said they will work to invest in leading water and agricultural technologies, with a focus on the Mideast.

Israeli company BlueGreen Water Technologies is treating lakes and other bodies of water worldwide for harmful algae blooms.

Israel has always shared its knowledge to help better raise crops, advance sustainable agriculture, improve land development and adapt to climate change.

Watergen inaugurated an atmospheric water generator (AWG) that can make up to 800 liters (211 gallons) of water a day in the neighborhood of Abasan al-Kabira in Khan Younis.

The device, named Solar Genny, runs on solar energy and is suitable for more remote locations.

Today, Netafim says it delivers innovative agriculture tech solutions to millions of farmers in over 100 countries, from smallholders to large-scale agricultural producers.

Its land over 60 percent desert, Israel has pushed for technologies to make every drop of water count and is today seen as a leader in the field.

Netafim said it will be deploying its precision irrigation technologies to some 100 villages across the subcontinent.