WaterFresh and EcoAsia are working together to design and test a compact self-contained water purification plant that can be air delivered using a standard LD-4 aircargo container, and positioned by helicopter or light truck. This technology will provide 20,000 to 80,000 litres/day of pure drinking water. This airmobile unit will complement WaterFresh's village-scale water purification technology.

The system is small enough to be able to be air freighted to an emergency setting where disease is a major risk to human life, and can treat enough water to be able to easily handle large influx of people displaced by disaster or conflict. They are easily transportable in the event that a settlement has to be moved or demounted.

The Mini-WaterFresh will:

• Weigh less than 500 kg, including diesel fuel for 48 (???) hours operations.

• Be powered by an included diesel engine (???).

• Include basic hoses and fittings for accessing and delivering water.

• Connect directly to standard bladder storage units.

• SanSmart's containerised waste water treatment systems can be flown in ready to install, linked to plumbing and power and can be functioning in days with the treated effluent clean enough to water camp gardens.

• The WaterFresh technology ensures that clinics, birthing centers and hospitals have steady reliable flows of sterile water in which no pathogens exist to compromise an immunologically vulnerable community.