Background It is anticipated that three (3) billion people will experience water stress by 2025
due to limited access to clean water. Water-related diseases and fatalities affect both …

Worldwide, there are an estimated 2.3 billion people living in water-scarce and stressed
areas. The water in these areas may contain harmful pathogens, such as bacteria, that can …

Abstract Background The Ceramic water filtration has been greatly improving the most waste
materials from drinking water in developing countries. This research was carried out to …

Africa is one of the most water-scarce continents in the world but it is the lack of potable
water which results in diarrhoea being the leading cause of death amongst children under …

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

Background Approximately 69% of population in Tanzania lacks better sanitation, while
45.6% lacks access to clean and safe water. To leverage this shortage, several technologies …

Water pollution in India is a major problem. The root cause of a number of diseases is water
pollution. Effective household water purification is needed to prevent the waterborne …

This study investigates the production of ceramic water filters from various clay materials and
their performances to improve the physical and bacteriological quality of drinking water …

Low-cost options for the treatment of drinking water at the household level are being
explored by the Cambodian government and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) …

Drinking water source contamination poses a great threat to human health in developing
countries. Point-of-use (POU) water treatment techniques, which improve drinking water …