Used in over 150 countries the DelAgua kit is the world’s leading portable testing kit.
DelAgua has been at the forefront of research in water quality testing for over 30 years.
Providing high quality stoves under the authority of the Government of Rwanda and through established community mechanisms including community meetings and community leadership.
The cookstoves use less wood and burn more efficiently – this helps prevent diseases caused by air pollution and reduces carbon emissions. Households can also treat water by boiling, therefore reducing water borne diseases.
Providing high quality stoves under the authority of the Government of Rwanda and through established community mechanisms including community meetings and community leadership.
The cookstoves use less wood and burn more efficiently – this helps prevent diseases caused by air pollution and reduces carbon emissions. Households can also treat water by boiling, therefore reducing water borne diseases.
Originally designed for use in the most challenging situations, the DelAgua kit is robust, reliable and can test for up to six days without electricity.
The kit tests for the World Health Organisation key parameters for the safety of drinking water.
Turbidity
Total Coliforms
Temperature
Faecal Coliforms
Total Chlorine
pH
DelAgua is committed to continued research and development in improving public health, with a focus on water quality.
DelAgua continues to innovate across the whole of its technology. We invest in private and government assisted projects, working with a variety of partners who are leaders in their field.
Our aim is to improve public health around the World.
DelAgua is committed to continued research and development in improving public health, with a focus on water quality.
DelAgua continues to innovate across the whole of its technology. We invest in private and government assisted projects, working with a variety of partners who are leaders in their field.
Our aim is to improve public health around the World.
DelAgua recently attended the annual climate conference hosted by Charterhouse School in the UK. Pupils hosted the conference which allowed them an opportunity to listen,
Today is World Environment Day which was first established by the UN in 1974 and has been driving five decades of climate action. This year’s
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