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Mon, 16 Sept

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Kisumu

Household Water Treatment and Safe Storage in Kisumu

Household water treatment and safe storage (HWTS) is extremely effective at ensuring individuals, families and communities are able to access safe drinking water.

Time & Location

16 Sept 2024, 08:30 – 19 Sept 2024, 17:00

Kisumu, Kisumu, Kenya

About the Event

Household Water Treatment and Safe storage (HWTS) is extremely effective at ensuring individuals, families and communities are able to access safe drinking water. It is a critical approach to mitigating unnecessary illness. By the end of this workshop, you will have the knowledge necessary to make informed decisions about selecting appropriate HWTS options as well as how to implement and plan HWTS initiatives.

What this training offers

This workshop offers an introduction to types of water sources and contamination, the water treatment process and household water treatment and safe storage options. It also addresses which criteria to consider when looking at different options within HWTS. You will have the opportunity to practice using the criteria to select locally appropriate treatment options under the multi-barrier approach for safe water. Implementation strategies and project planning steps for successful projects are also discussed. Additionally, you will be able to observe and practice the correct use of treatment technologies.

Who should take this training

This workshop has been designed for those interested in starting or strengthening HWTS projects in developing countries and those working within the water, sanitation, community development and/or health projects. its is also beneficial for those who are interested in learning about various water sources, contaminants and diseases. The workshop is directed towards decision-makers, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), government agencies, community and individuals such as community leaders and educators who are working within communities to provide safe water.

Fee and Registration 

The registration fee for this workshop is Ksh.12,000 per person, and will include lunch, refreshments and course materials.

Participants are responsible for their own transportation and accommodation expenses.

To register, please contact Jeremiah Ouko at jouko@aquacalara.org or by filling this registration form 

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