New Israeli-made device captures and filters rainwater for drinking, cooking and bathing in off-the-grid communities
Portable device gathers rain for clean drinking water
Cofounder Moshe Belilty using Hilico’s device to help Mumbai residents harvest rainwater. Photo © Eyal Yassky
It is a cruel irony that tropical regions blessed with abundant rainfall are often cursed with an inability to deliver clean water to thirsty people.
In the slums of Mumbai, for example, it rains close to half the year, sometimes in monsoon-like deluges. Yet residents are forced to stand in long lines to collect water for drinking, cooking and bathing. Alternatively, they must pay exorbitant prices for bottled water.
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