Globally, approximately two billion people drink contaminated water. Use of household
water treatment (HWT) methods, such as locally manufactured ceramic filters, reduces the …

This study is an independent follow-up assessment of two large-scale implementations of
the household-scale ceramic drinking water purifier (CWP) after 2 and 4 years in use …

Locally manufactured ceramic filters can improve drinking water quality and reduce
diarrheal disease burden in developing countries; however, production methods and quality …

Many households in Nigeria lack access to safe drinking water. Sixty-three percent (63%) of
the nation's population live in rural areas where only 3% of households have access to …

This paper outlines Pure Home Water's efforts to promote household drinking water
treatment and safe storage (HWTS) products to low income customers in the Northern …

The silver-impregnated Ceramic Water Purifier (CWP) is a low-cost household water filter
that removes micro-biological contamination at the point of use. One thousand CWPs were …

This study examined the performance of a low-cost ceramic candle filter system (CCFS) for
point of use (POU) drinking water treatment in the village of Hobeni, Eastern Cape Province …

A randomised controlled field trial was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of ceramic
drip filters to improve the microbiological quality of drinking water in a low-income …

Household water treatment (HWT) can reduce the diarrheal disease burden in populations
without access to safe water. We evaluated five programs that distributed biosand, ceramic …

For the estimated 66% of Cambodians without access to improved drinking water sources
and the potentially much greater percentage without consistent access to microbiologically …