Communities can benefit from a clean water system if they have:

  • Population of 300 to 600 people. This is the capacity of a single system.
  • A source for water.
  • Install the purifier in a safe, public building with minimal security: school, clinic, hospital or community center.
  • Appoint a reliable person or persons from the community who will accept responsibility for bi-monthly maintenance. 
    • The system has a cotton paper filter that needs to be changed every 1 - 2 months.
    • The system includes a canister that contains a 24 watt Ultraviolet light enclosed in a glass sleeve that needs to be cleaned each time the filter is changed. These are very simple procedures.
    • A two year supply of consumables comes with the system.
    • Consumables are restocked every 2 years by Clean Water For The World.
  • Support of the local government, community elders, or council to be on board for the project.
  • A source of electricity is preferred, but these systems can run with hand pumps, generators or solar power.
  • Agreement that the water must be given FREELY to anyone who needs it.
  • Agree that there will be no profit made from the use of this unit or from the clean water it supplies. It cannot be sold, bartered, or traded.
  • Submit a request via online form (below) or mail-in form.
  • Fill out all necessary paperwork.

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This is the water supply for a community in Equador (South America).