Living Water Treatment Systems
Dr. George Greene III, P.E. and Water Missions International
A small-scale water treatment unit that can produce 10 gallons of clean water per minute.
The Living Water™ Treatment System (LWTS™) is a small-scale water treatment plant. Similarly to municipal treatment facilities in developed countries, this unit relies on filtration and chemical disinfection for production of safe drinking water. Filtration physically removes particulate and bacteriological contaminants, while chemical disinfection neutralizes any remaining pathogens and ensures the treated water is safe to drink. When operated properly, the LWTS™ will provide a community with safe drinking water for many years.
Full list of countries: United States of America, Haiti, Honduras, Indonesia, Kenya, Malawi, Mexico, Peru, United Republic of Tanzania, Uganda, Turkey, El Salvador, Mozambique, Afghanistan, Belize, Cuba, Ecuador, Guam, Iraq, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guatemala, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Rwanda, Romania, Cook Islands, Plurinational State of Bolivia, Pakistan, Nicaragua, Bangladesh, India, China, Myanmar, Nigeria, Nepal, Sierra Leone, Congo, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Burkina Faso, Philippines, Cambodia, Saint Lucia, Burundi, Togo, Cameroon, Ghana, South Sudan, Liberia,
Water Missions International partners with aid organizations to deliver their treatment system directly to areas in need of relief.
Full list of partners available here.
Unit: $7,402.25 + freight shippingInterview with representative
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Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation
Communities and households, located in developing countries or affected by disasters, with no or limited access to safe water.
