13:36
1.6 SDG Baselines, Drinking Water Services
15:28
1.2 Global Burden of Disease
05:09
1.7 WHO:UNICEF International Network on Household Water Treatment and Safe Storage
20:25
4.2 Targeted approaches
07:35
5.1b WHO International Scheme to Evaluate Household Water Treatment Technologies
16:16
5.1a Evaluation and validation of household water treatment technologies
09:45
5.7 Case Study: Water Quality Monitoring in Nepal
19:26
3.2 Ultraviolet Radiation
12:47
4.1 Implementation models
18:37
5.6 Testing for E. coli in the field
16:53
2.4 Filtration: Ceramic filters
16:14
2.3 Filtration: Synthetic membranes
19:00
3.3 Chemical disinfection
02:05
1.1 Introduction to the course
20:10
2.5 Biological filtration
01:25
1.8 Summary Week 1
04:01
5.8 Conclusion
01:58
Trailer: Introduction to Household Water Treatment and Safe Storage
16:52
2.1 A Framework for Water Safety
09:48
3.4 Safe Storage
21:21
4.4 Roles of government bodies
06:18
3.5 Combinations
06:59
1.5 What is HWTS?
12:59
1.4 How does drinking water become unsafe?
03:34
4.5 Key messages - Week 4
12:08
5.4 Economic analysis of HWTS
13:31
2.2 Sedimentation
11:42
1.3 Water-borne pathogens
23:53
5.2 Effective and consistent use
20:33
5.3 Health impact assessment - Guest lecturer: Sophie Boisson
16:35
5.5 HWTS selection
24:52
4.3 HWTS in emergencies - Guest lecturer: Daniele Lantagne
04:41
2.6 Key messages - Week 2
15:47
3.1 Heat
04:18
3.6 Key messages - Week 3
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In the course “Introduction to Household Water Treatment and Safe Storage” you can learn about the most important water treatment methods at household level, successful implementation strategies and about assessing the impact of Household Water Treatment and Safe Storage (HWTS).
The course is part of the learning program “Sanitation, Water and Solid Waste for Development", which is an initiative of Sandec/Eawag and EPFL. Sandec/Eawag develops and offers the MOOC as WHO Collaborating Centre. The course is co-funded by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation.
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