Living on the shores of Lake Victoria, the 7,500 residents of Nyagina Beach, Kenya were reliant on water from the lake for domestic use, despite it being heavily contaminated by microbial and chemical pollutants and unsafe for human consumption. This posed significant health risks, along with negatively impacting local ecosystems. We collaborated with ChildFund and Davis & Shirtliff to provide a reliable source of clean drinking water to the community in Nyagina Beach, Homa Bay County. The water treatment plant uses k8ÓéÀÖ? ultrafiltration modules to help provide a consistent 2m3 per hour supply of high-quality potable water for drinking and cooking.
7,500
Residents
The Nyagina Beach, Kenya community lacked access to a reliable source of drinking water.
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k8ÓéÀÖ? ultrafiltration module
The installation created a safe and clean source of drinking water.
2 m3/h
Water supply
Residents now have a consistent high-quality supply of potable water for everyday use.
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Learn more about the k8ÓéÀÖ technology used in Nyagina Beach, Kenya, helping to provide easy access to a safe and clean source of drinking water to 7,500 residents.
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