Traditional and household water purification methods of rural communities in developing countries
S Vigneswaran, M Sundaravadivel - Wastewater recycle, reuse …, 2009 - books.google.com
A safe and convenient water supply plays a vital role in public health and well-being of the
society. While there are numerous conventional water treatment technologies available, for …
society. While there are numerous conventional water treatment technologies available, for …
Traditional methods of water purification in rural areas
RP Duggireddy, L Pisharody - Water Resources Management for Rural …, 2024 - Elsevier
Water is one of the most critical parameters for the growth and sustenance of life. Adequate
access to clean water is considered a human right and is inextricably associated with the …
access to clean water is considered a human right and is inextricably associated with the …
Conventional methods and materials used for water treatment in rural areas
Globally, in rural areas, water is the most precious resource for humans to be used in
purified form. Since ancient times all civilizations adopted the method of purification …
purified form. Since ancient times all civilizations adopted the method of purification …
Feasibility of water purification technology in rural areas of developing countries
DM Johnson, DR Hokanson, Q Zhang… - Journal of …, 2008 - Elsevier
Water scarcity is threatening social and economic growth in rural areas of developing
countries. There are potential markets for water purification technologies in these regions …
countries. There are potential markets for water purification technologies in these regions …
Design, construction and operation of a new filter approach for treatment of surface waters in Southeast Asia
RJ Frankel - Journal of Hydrology, 1981 - Elsevier
A simple, inexpensive, and efficient method of water treatment for rural communities in
Southeast Asia was developed using local materials as filter media. The filter utilizes …
Southeast Asia was developed using local materials as filter media. The filter utilizes …
Access to safe drinking water in developing countries: A comparative analysis of the urban and rural areas of Zaria, Kaduna State, Nigeria
EO Iduseri, II Abbas, JU Izunobi, SO Ogedegbe… - Journal of Applied …, 2021 - ajol.info
Water is a “sin qua non” for virtually all human activities; a pre-requisite for sustainable
development as the consequences of safe water for health, productivity and quality of life as …
development as the consequences of safe water for health, productivity and quality of life as …
Household water treatment practice and associated factors among households dependent on unimproved water sources in Ameya district, Oromia, Ethiopia
M Eticha, A Geremew, G Dirirsa, K Bayu… - Journal of Water …, 2022 - iwaponline.com
Globally, about 435 million people depend on unimproved drinking water sources, and 144
million people still rely on surface water. Specifically, a significant part of the population in …
million people still rely on surface water. Specifically, a significant part of the population in …
Traditional water purification in tropical developing countries: existing methods and potential application.
SAA Jahn - 1981 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Drawing particularly on work in African countries, this handbook deals with the somewhat
neglected subject of traditional water purification in tropical developing countries. It …
neglected subject of traditional water purification in tropical developing countries. It …
Implementation of point-of-use water treatment methods in a rural Tanzanian community: a case study
TM Ngasala, SJ Masten, C Cohen… - Journal of Water …, 2020 - iwaponline.com
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 …
sources are contaminated, and point-of-use water treatment is rarely used. The objectives of …