Rapid population growth, climate change, and environmental pollution have resulted in a scarcity of clean water, significantly affecting wellbeing, particularly in rural areas. Advanced technologies from developed nations like South Korea are essential for Mekong Basin countries to improve living conditions and address environmental challenges. This project involved the construction of a 20 m3 pilot Rainwater for Drinking (RFD) system at one rural hospital or school in each of the five Mekong countries (CLMVT), providing 500 liters of safe, sustainable drinking water daily. Local residents and officials were trained in system maintenance, and design and operational guidelines were proposed for potential future regulation. Read more...
