i Map Editor vs SUQIA | سُقيا

Today, sending an URL of map via mail is very easy. But, drawing your original map may be fun and you can make it more impressive and more understandable. Draw streets with your finger on the canvas. Intersections is automatically determined when any streets cross. Two streets merges into one shape at the intersection amazingly. Each stroke of streets has start, end and two curve control points. By dragging these points, a street changes its shape. It will be very fun. Default street has two lanes with white dash center line. You may change it with more lanes and different center line type; such as orange colored "No Pass" line, green belt, concrete center zone and etc. Railways and Rivers are also very fun to draw. Same as street strokes, they have control points with which you can change the shape. After placing some streets, railways and rivers on the canvas, "STAMP" button shows you stamp catalog from which you can choose road signs, map symbols and variety of icons. Not only the built in stamps, you can put your own photos or graphic images. It may be a good idea putting some pictures as milestones on your route guide. Maps are exportable as graphic files and you can share it attaching on other apps including email, message, iCloud, Dropbox and etc. Note: iMap Editor document data is not compatible with the OS X version of Map Editor.

Established in 2015, the UAE Water Aid Foundation, Suqia UAE, an entity under the umbrella of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives foundation, is a non-profit organization that provides humanitarian aid around the world and helps communities that suffer from water scarcity by providing them with potable water. After all, clean and accessible water for all is an essential part of the world we want to live in. Until today, we have positively influenced the lives of over 13 million people in 36 countries. Our goal is not limited to the provision of potable water to those in need. We also work to identify how innovative and sustainable technologies can be part of the solution to the global water crisis. We understand that the scale of the water crisis demands different approaches that extend beyond giving water. This is why His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, launched a USD1 million global award to find sustainable solutions to water scarcity. Suqia supervises the ‘Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Water Award’ that encourages leading corporations, research centres, institutions and innovators from across the world to compete in finding sustainable and innovative solar-energy solutions to the problem of water scarcity.