Opure: Safe handling of drinking water

Summary

 Quick description:  Safe drinking water is a major issue in most developing countries, where improvements in its use, management and quality are greatly needed. We propose a design of jar which keeps clean water clean while helping users to adopt good habits.
 Posted by:  Université de Montréal
 Published:  28 October 2008
 Project Type:  Out-Licensing Opportunity
 Primary sector:  Social Sciences and Humanities
 Seeking / Offering:  Collaboration or Partnership, Non-Commercial Use, Non-Exclusive Licensing, Exclusive Licensing
 Areas of interest:  clean technology, food & nutrition, food science, human & social sciences


Background

Safe drinking water is a major issue in most developing countries, where improvements in its use, management and quality are greatly needed.

4 million people die worldwide every year due to water related diseases

 

Causes include:

- Lack of education regarding safe practices
- Poverty, which limits access to hygiene products
- Degradation of drinking water and sanitation

Description

Opure helps tackle this problem by keeping clean drinking water during the whole daily task. It is not a purifier, so there are no filters to change. It provides a simple solution that is both affordable and effective.

 

 

Opure ensures safe handling of drinking water from its source to consumption. There is no contamination when being filled and it protects the water from contamination during transportation and storage.The system is used directly by end-users, helping them adopt good habits.

Opportunity

Interested in improving the quality of life of millions of people? Contact us!

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