MASHAV, the Israeli agency for international development cooperation, has proposed the creation of a water resource museum or innovation center in Andhra Pradesh, India. Noa Amsalem, MASHAV's Water Attaché, met with Venkateswarlu Kesineni, Chief Executive of the Science City of Andhra Pradesh, to discuss collaboration on advanced water management systems. Amsalem expressed MASHAV's willingness to provide support and funding for this initiative, which aims to align with the Swarna Andhra Vision–2047. The plan includes enhancing educational frameworks by integrating real-world water challenges and emerging technologies, such as atmospheric water generation. Amsalem emphasized the importance of experiential learning and proposed conducting hackathons to encourage youth involvement in addressing water issues through innovative solutions. Established in 1958, MASHAV has been dedicated to sharing knowledge and technology with developing countries.