Household water treatment and safe storage in emergencies A field manual for Red Cross/Red Crescent personnel and volunteers IFRC (2008)
It is always better to use water from a clean source that’s stored in a safe way. However, this is not always possible, especially in an emergency. Something may have made the source unclean or unusable. Or a population may
not have access to clean containers or practice good hygiene behaviour. One approach to this problem is treating water at the household level. This is often a temporary measure undertaken until the water source can be improved.
Household water treatment techniques can be carried out by any member of the family after a brief and basic
technical training. This manual outlines various methods of household water treatment and includes instructions in
their use.
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IFRC (2008). Household water treatment and safe storage in emergencies A field manual for Red Cross/Red Crescent personnel and volunteers IFRC
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