The world is not on track to meet Sustainable Development Goal 6.1 to provide universal
access to safely managed drinking water by 2030. Removal of priority microbial …

Drinking water treatment technologies are largely evaluated on the basis of metrics such as
contaminant removal efficiency, capital costs and health impacts. However, the potential for …

Deploying passive (in-line) chlorinators is one strategy for improving access to microbially
safe drinking water without requiring electricity or daily user input. Using Joint Monitoring …

Over 2 billion people globally lack access to safely managed drinking water. In contrast to
the household-level, manually implemented treatment products that have been the dominant …

Progress toward universal access to safe drinking water depends on rural water service
delivery models that incorporate water safety management. Water supplies of all types have …

This study evaluated the ability of passive chlorinators and the associated kinds of external
support necessary to provide adequate free chlorine residual (FCR) for community …