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American Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's 2011 World Water Day speech:

"USAID is working … with the private sector to open a ceramic water filter factory in Cambodia. With ceramic filters, people no longer need to boil water to make it safe to drink, so they don’t need to burn as much wood or charcoal, which in turn reduces greenhouse gases. And the plant has even applied to receive carbon credits for future sales." Click here to read the full transcript.

 

 

Hydrologic receives mention in USAID's Global Waters newsletter for January 2011 — see p. 8f. (Click image for PDF).

 

 

The Economist white paper on health innovation in Asia; see Hydrologic case study on p.26 (Click image for PDF)

 

  Technical specifications on the original Tunsai water filter (Click image for PDF)

 

 

 PATH report on its clean water project in Asia (Link)

 

 

  PATH report on demand generation for Household Water Purifiers (Link)

 

 

 

Tunsai water filters reduces boiling, carbon emission as well as contributes to protection of the rain forest. (Click image for PDF)

 

 

During the summer 2010 Hydrologic invited 22 senior government officials attending GIFT’s Global Leaders Module (GLM), a partnership with the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy’s Senior Management Programme (SMP), to use their deep experience and knowledge in the region in order to produce a business plan which would enable the company to fulfill its mission of delivering safe water solutions to Cambodia’s poor households. The group hailed from Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Qatar and Brunei. (Click image for PDF)