Which of these is a widely recognised challenge of a public water point?
What is Grundfos AQpure?
What do the membranes in ultrafiltration modules do?
What is one of the main benefits of the WaterCard system?
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Q: Which of these is a widely recognised challenge of a public water point?
A: They lack sufficient price control
Q: Which of these is a widely recognised challenge of a public water point?
A: They are too expensive to distribute
Q: Which of these is a widely recognised challenge of a public water point?
A: They are too unreliable
Q: What is Grundfos AQpure?
A: A solar-powered water treatment system
Q: What is Grundfos AQpure?
A: A solar-powered ultrafiltration module
Q: What is Grundfos AQpure?
A: A solar-powered automated water kiosk
Q: What do the membranes in ultrafiltration modules do?
A: They ensure a steady water supply
Q: What do the membranes in ultrafiltration modules do?
A: They separate fine particles from the water
Q: What do the membranes in ultrafiltration modules do?
A: They help to reduce the noise in the ultrafiltration module
Q: What is one of the main benefits of the WaterCard system?
A: It collects revenue through pre-payment
Q: What is one of the main benefits of the WaterCard system?
A: It supports full accountability and reporting to authorities and funding partners
Q: What is one of the main benefits of the WaterCard system?
A: Its unique way of carrying credits helps to keep water waste at a minimum