Water Quality in Emergencies
Aim
Participants will understand ERU M40 water quality testing and treatment and the appropriate use of these resources to improve health and restore dignity through the provision of safe water in a target community of 40,000 beneficiaries.
Objective
By the end of the training, participants will be able to
- assess the quality of raw water sources
- determine the correct source for batch treatment
- control the treatment process
- ensure the quality of treated water in accordance with legal requirements
- give appropriate Hygiene Promotion messages around WQ
Main technical aspects
- Raw water assessment parameters Practical work with IFRC ERU M15/M40 laboratory equipment
- Chemical and other materials used during M40 operation, treatment and quality testing
- Chemical and physical characteristics of water
- Theory and practice of water analysis
- Hygiene Promotion messages related to water quality in general
Requirements
- Completed national WASH Basic Training
- Nomination by your branch or National RC Society
- IFRC ERU M40 International Training recommended
- Completed the minimum trainings required for IFRC Rapid Response personnel
- English (at least B2 level)
Dates
22 – 25 May 2025
arrival Thursday afternoon | departure Sunday afternoon
2025: Special workshop on chlorine
Webinar: 12 May, 18:00 - 20:00 Vienna time
Venue: Laubegg, Styria
Trainers: AutRC EWASH advisor, national and international trainers
Further Information
- The training is conducted by AutRC
- Training language: English
- Registration 8 weeks before the announced date
- Maximum number of participants: 24