Resource Development International – Cambodia: Difference between revisions

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RDIC, or Resource Development International – Cambodia, specializes in water and sanitation and is known for the ceramic water filters, coated with silver,^[1]which it manufactures and distributes.

Footnotes and references

↑ How To Build Ceramic Water Filters in Cambodia. See also Potters for Peace and others linked from this Worldchanging posting

Interwiki links

Wikipedia:Ceramic water filter

External links

Official site
Letter from the field - Nick Harley from EWB Australia shares his experiences as a volunteer.

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[1] How To Build Ceramic Water Filters in Cambodia. See also Potters for Peace and others linked from this Worldchanging posting

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	'''RDIC''', or '''Resource Development International – Cambodia''', specializes in [[water]] and [[sanitation]] and is known for the ceramic water filters, coated with silver,<ref>[http://www.rdic.org/waterceramicfiltration.htm How To Build Ceramic Water Filters in Cambodia]. See also Potters for Peace and others linked from [http://www.worldchanging.com/archives/000112.html this Worldchanging posting]</ref>which it manufactures and distributes.		'''RDIC''', or '''Resource Development International – Cambodia''', specializes in [[water]] and [[sanitation]] and is known for the [[ceramic water filters]], coated with silver,<ref>[http://www.rdic.org/waterceramicfiltration.htm How To Build Ceramic Water Filters in Cambodia]. See also Potters for Peace and others linked from [http://www.worldchanging.com/archives/000112.html this Worldchanging posting]</ref>which it manufactures and distributes.

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