Tools and guides
A working tool for field teams planning rural water supplies dependent on shallow groundwater
2015 Available in English
People collecting water from a dug well in rural Malawi. Photo: Clive Mear/Tearfund
This tool can be used by teams with engineering expertise and experience of working with community-based water supply if an assessment by a professional hydrogeologist is not an option.
It helps to answer key questions for new and existing shallow groundwater sources about water quality, environmental risk and risk mitigation.
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