Unsafe water is a leading cause of death and disease in economically disadvantaged
societies. The development of centralised large-scale water treatment and supply systems …

Unsafe water is a leading cause of death and disease in economically disadvantaged
societies. The development of centralized large-scale water treatment and supply systems …

Ensuring water is safe at source and point-of-use is important in areas of the world where
drinking water is collected from communal supplies. This report describes a study in rural …

The study assessed the impact of the water supply intervention on the health-related
microbiological water quality of source and stored water. The study area was a rural …

This study was conducted in an agro-pastoral community in Northern Tanzania, where water
sources are contaminated, and point-of-use water treatment is rarely used. The objectives of …

Domestic unavailability of water supply in South Africa often leads to improper use of
supplied or other unsafe sources of water. The relationship between water quality, water …

The worldwide prevalence of waterborne diseases has been attributed to the lack of safe
water, inadequate sanitation and hygiene. This study evaluated socio-demographic factors …

Despite the Ugandan government efforts to improve access to safe water sources, the rate at
which diseases spread as a result of unsafe drinking water is absolutely high. The purpose …

Using a unique combination of ethnographic methods, healthcare facility chart reviews, and
individual waterborne parasite tests, the health impacts of providing water treatment systems …

Millions of people, most of whom are children in developing countries, die of basic hygiene-
related diseases every year. Interventions in hygiene, sanitation and water supply have …