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Explainer videos, stories and toolkits. We support Water For Impact researchers expose their work to the world.

Newsletter:
Sanitary Engineering  

Keep up to date with the latest awards, events, projects and department activities.

April 2022

Newsletter:
Sanitary Engineering  

Keep up to date with the latest awards, events, projects and department activities.

April 2022

Water For Impact.

Everyone has the right to safe drinking water and sanitation. We believe the solutions for many people lacking access to sanitation and safe drinking water lies in self-empowerment and making knowledge accessible.

Toolkits

Practical decentralised open sourced technologies for water supply and sanitation.

Insights

We support Water For Impact researchers expose their work to the world.

Toolkits

Modular Irrigation System

Do it yourself methodology for transforming waste water into water suitable for crops.

Hand Washing Initiative - Methodology Toolkit

Co-create open sourced water technologies, using locally sourced materials, and local design practices.

WASH Campaign Educational Package

Prevent the spread of infectious diseases with effective educational hand hygiene communication.

Ground Water Filter - Iron and Manganese Removal

A locally sourced water treatment system for slightly anaerobic groundwater.

Insights

PhD Spotlight: Water Reclamation For Irrigation, Maputo, Mozambique
Celma Niquice Janeiro does research on #WaterReclamation, resulting in the benefits of increased water availability, nutrient recover for agriculture and environmental protection.
PhD Spotlight: Water Reclamation For Industrial Use, Maputo, Mozambique
PhD Noor Jehan Gulamussen identified two possible usages for reclaimed water in Maputo. Reclaimed water can be an attractive alternative due to its consistent quality and availability.
PhD Spotlight: Prediction and Visualisation of Arsenic Free Aquifers
Santosh Kumar, a PhD candidate at Delft University of Technology describes his research in prediction and visualisation of arsenic-free aquifers.
PhD Spotlight: Bio-based arsenic pre-treatment
Developing a novel arsenic removal technology as a Ph.D. candidate at our Sanitary Engineering Department at TU Delft | Civil Engineering and Geosciences TU Delft. Kajol Annaduzzaman.
Iwash - Open Water Solutions
Iwash focuses on developing decentralised open sourced water technologies that seeks to meet the water and sanitations needs of people in the developing world.
Electro-coagulation for Wastewater
We would like to introduce the researchers within TU Delft | Global Drinking Water, starting with Bruno Bicudo.

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