This video informs on the access and presence of pathogens in the drinking water supplies. It is intended for the small drinking water supplies and can be used in the Pacific Island Countries.
Drinking-water publications
Publications relating to drinking-water initiatives in New Zealand.
Publications
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Published 20 December 2011The Drinking-water Cost Benefit Analysis covers two reports from Law and Economic Consulting Group (LECG) and Beca Group Ltd. -
Published 14 December 2011This document sets out the criteria and processes that are used to determine eligibility for drinking-water subsidies.
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Published 02 June 2011This report describes the microbiological and chemical quality of water in New Zealand drinking-water supplies from July 2009 to June 2010.
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Published 30 May 2011This Register lists the information available to the Ministry of Health about community drinking-water supplies in New Zealand.
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Published 02 December 2010A water storage and pipe network is called a distribution network. This refers to the tanks and pipes used to get water from a source and/or treatment plant to a house, building or other place of use. Its components include storage tanks, reservoirs, pumps, meters, pipes and valves. This booklet contains guidance on distribution systems for small drinking-water suppliers.
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Published 02 December 2010This booklet describes the design and operation of bores for small drinking-water supplies. It is intended to be used by small drinking-water suppliers who own or operate an existing bore, or those considering installing a new bore.
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Published 02 December 2010This booklet provides information about the supply of safe drinking-water to small water supplies serving less than 5000 people. Cartridge filtration and ultraviolet (UV) disinfection are effective methods for treating protozoa-contaminated drinking-water. UV disinfection is also effective against bacteria and some viruses.
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Published 02 December 2010This booklet offers information about how to operate and maintain a small drinking-water supply. The booklet is intended to be used by people who own or operate an existing small water supply or intend to develop a new one.
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Published 02 December 2010This booklet is aimed at small drinking-water suppliers who plan to build a new water supply or upgrade an existing one. These kinds of construction projects require careful planning and control to make sure the project is built within budget, is ready to use when it is needed, and performs the way it was intended.
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