WHO announces Round I Testing for International Scheme to Evaluate Household Water Treatment Technologies

Feb. 21, 2014

GENEVA, Switzerland — Applications to submit products for testing considering are due by March 10.

GENEVA, Switzerland — The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced the launch of Round I testing for the International Scheme to Evaluate Household Water Treatment Technologies (the Scheme), according to a press release.

The Scheme has involved over a year of preparation and greatly benefited from the input of many network members, noted the release.

Applications to submit products for consideration in Round I of testing are currently being sought, continued the release, with a submission deadline of March 10.

WHO has also released a Scheme Procedure document, providing information on the process for testing and evaluation, and a Report of survey on demand for testing in WHO Scheme with over 100 manufacturers responding, representing all regions of the world, the release reported.

According to the release, a webinar on the Scheme and testing will be held Wednesday, Feb. 26 from 15:00-16:30 Central European Time; email HWTS Network Communications Officer Ryan Rowe at [email protected] to join.

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