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    Jivan Jar

    Drinking Water During Natural Disaster
    by
    Trivikram A and Prof. R. Sandesh
    IDC, IIT Bombay
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    The area of work dealt in this project is providing Drinking Water for survival of people during natural disaster and emergency situations. Under this area, a product has been developed which would be a do it yourself quickly deployable device that provides pure water to the needy.

    In India, quick relief during disasters and emergencies is often hindered due to lack of quick deployable solutions, which gives rise to the need for design intervention that would help solve this problem.

    Rain water harvesting was the initial focus in order to utilize the benefit of using rain water which was later modified into designing a device for handling water crisis during emergency or disaster situations. Hence a device was designed which would quickly provide pure water using the flood waters or any other contaminated source of water.

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