The spread of water-borne diseases can be dramatically reduced by preventing rural populations from infecting large urban centers as evidenced by Haiti's cholera outbreak. African water well programs have provided water to communities but have become increasingly polluted. Cost efficiency of purifying existing sources will save relief organizations and charities capital which can be directed toward funding new programs instead of just delivering water shipments. 

 

The program seeks to advance innovation processes by combining a purification network and educational system designed to assist under-served rural communities who have not been provided the right tools to combat disease. Through education and use of specialized equipment, there will be a definitive impact on the number of infections within RAW DRIP locations.

 

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