Produces clean drinking water for populations in disaster areas.
Providing clean drinking water to populations in disaster areas.
Turns seawater or brackish water into clean drinking water.
Coastal areas where catastrophe or natural disaster hits (e.g. the Indian Ocean, Caribbean, South East Asia).
Areas hit by catastrophe or natural disaster, with surrounding communities in immediate need of clean drinking water.
Typical users include: local communities, hospitals, farmers, industry, other relevant municipal users, and NGOs.
Gives local communities-in-need access to clean drinking water, saving and restoring lives, effecting multiple positive health benefits.
After the water infrastructure is restored in a disaster area, the Emergency Response Vessel (ERV) can move straight to a new strategic location and be ready for the next relief assignment.
An area hit by or immersed in catastrophe that has urgent need for clean drinking water.
Onshore water supply or infrastructure fail to provide the local community with sufficient drinking water.