Perhaps the red plastic cards could be distributed among the poor and marginalized, preloaded with an appropriate amount or configured such that a user can with draw so many litres per day. This is preventative healthcare and presumably a lot cheaper than treating the diseases caused by drinking and cooking with water unfit for human consumption. So many other benefits to society too. Excellent innovation
Published by Jonathan Abra, Environmental Sustainabilty Knowledge Transfer Network - Knowledge Transfer Manager
Perhaps the red plastic cards could be distributed among the poor and marginalized, preloaded with an appropriate amount or configured such that a user can with draw so many litres per day. This is preventative healthcare and presumably a lot cheaper than treating the diseases caused by drinking and cooking with water unfit for human consumption. So many other benefits to society too. Excellent innovation