In an exciting development, Naomi Azar, an acclaimed writer and documentarian, will chronicle the story of Project Wadi Attir in a new book that will explore The Lab’s unique approach to project development. Taking the reader on a comprehensive journey from concept to implementation, the book will include personal stories from the many individuals who have been involved in this unique development initiative—community members, academic and scientific researchers, government officials, funders, and more—and will also provide insight into Bedouin traditions and culture.
Project Wadi Attir, nestled in the Negev Desert, stands as a beacon of sustainability innovation. It is a groundbreaking initiative of the Bedouin community and The Sustainability Laboratory showcasing application of The Lab’s sustainability principles, with a focus on demonstrating an approach to sustainable dryland agriculture. The project leverages Bedouin traditions and experience with modern-day science and technology.
Naomi brings a wealth of experience to this project. As a seasoned writer and documentarian, she has explored diverse cultures, environmental challenges, and human resilience. Her ability to weave narratives that resonate with readers promises an exciting reading experience.
We anticipate a literary journey that will inspire, educate, and ignite conversations about sustainability.
Thank you, Naomi.
Naomi R. Azar is an Israeli writer, writing fiction and documentary. She holds a B.A. degree in Political Science, Sociology & Anthropology from Haifa University, and an M.Sc. degree of the Faculty of Industrial & Management, Technion, Israel Institute of Technology. She also holds a B.A. degree from Tel Aviv university where she specialized in screenplay writing and won awards in this field. She worked in the areas of organizational change & development, and later as a Human Resources manager. She also teaches Yoga for women.