{"Page SDG":"SDG06 Clean water and sanitation","Page URL":"https://www.appropedia.org/Tablet_chlorinators_to_stop_waterborne_disease_in_Haiti","Page description":"Holding as many as twenty four-inch tablets of chlorine, the chlorinators we use in Port-au-Prince can treat 5000 gallons of water each day, thus helping stop waterborne diseases in Haiti. Most of our sites serve up to 10,000 Haitians by providing water to family members who stand in line with 5-gallon plastic buckets. When full, each bucket weighs forty pounds, a heavy burden for a child who totes one.","Page keywords":"Community participation, Diseases, Ferrocement, Health infrastructure, International development, Pollution, Water, Water distribution, Water purification, Water quality, Water supply, Water treatment, Women","Page language":"en","Page license":"CC-BY-SA-3.0","Page title":"Tablet chlorinators to stop waterborne disease in Haiti","Page views":"83","Page year":"Tuesday, 01-Jan-08 00:00:00 UTC","Project coordinates":"19.139994444444, -72.357097222222","Project location":"Haiti","Project status":"Deployed","Modification date":"Thursday, 27-Nov-25 22:16:59 UTC"}