OUR WATER TREATMENT PROJECTS
Project Details
Status
Ongoing
Location
West Africa
Start Date
3/5/2010
End Date
Ongoing
Summary Of The Project
Water is a vital resource, and our TMSUINTX water filter goes beyond simple purification by offering a holistic approach through its two-in-one system, combining a water energizer and a ceramic filter. This technology traps pathogenic bacteria, removes solid particles, and reduces heavy metals, while revitalizing the water through its energizing system.
Details Of The Project
Current Situation:
We have already successfully deployed our filters in many households, naturopathy centers, farms, and other locations, thereby meeting a growing demand. The positive impact on water quality and users’ well-being has strengthened our position in the market.
Certifications and Testing:
Several tests have been conducted at the Water Chemistry Laboratory of the University of Lomé, confirming the quality of our filters and energizers. To further strengthen this, we aim to establish an on-site laboratory for quality testing before distributing our products to the market.
Support to the Value Chain:
In support of the value chain, TMSU International, in partnership with VIA Togo, is currently implementing the project “Professionalization of Women Potters in the Bolou locality,” with the objective of enabling them to produce ceramic filters. These filters will then be collected for assembly at the TMSU International site.
This project reaches nearly one hundred women potters through the construction of five improved kilns, the provision of equipment, training, and the formalization of beneficiaries.
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