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METAWATER Co., Ltd. (President: Kenji Yamaguchi, Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; hereinafter "METAWATER") is pleased to announce that it has received an order for "Mobile Ceramic Membrane Filtration Equipment" under grant aid assistance of Japan's official development assistance (ODA). The Equipment aims to improve water supply conditions for internally displaced people in the Republic of Mozambique (Mozambique). Delivery is scheduled for September 2023.

Northern Mozambique is currently experiencing a large number of internally displaced persons. Therefore, the population in the host region is rapidly increasing, and the existing water supply system is unable to meet the demand in this area. Our mobile ceramic membrane filtration equipment has been adopted as one of the solutions to this problem.

METAWATER's mobile ceramic membrane filtration equipment can supply purified water of stable quality and quantity even with high turbidity raw water, and thanks to its on-board power generator, it is possible to treat water even in places where there is no public power supply. This equipment will greatly improve the water supply for the residents of the host area as well as for the displaced people. Furthermore, it will contribute to reducing the number of displaced people who become ill due to drinking unclean water.

METAWATER has received orders for a total of 31 units in Africa and Southeast Asia, starting with Malawi in 2013, followed by Cambodia, Myanmar, etc. and now Mozambique. METAWATER will continue to expand the sales of this equipment as an emergency measure in the event of a disaster and as a mobile water purification system to areas where safe water is not readily available

Project Outline

Equipment to be Provided

Mobile ceramic membrane filtration equipment 　　4 units

Time of Delivery

September 2023 (Scheduled)

Characteristics of Equipment

• Supplies purified water with stable water quality and quantity even from highly turbid raw water in the event of a disaster
• Allows removal of bacteria such as cryptosporidium, including Escherichia coli, and protozoa due to a pore size of 0.1 ?m
• Adopts a ceramic membrane that is free from membrane damage
• Allows operation (water treatment) even where public electric power is not available because a generator is loaded on the truck
• Allows long-term storage without using chemicals

Mobile ceramic membrane filtration equipment

Delivery Records

Total 31 units (As of March 2022)

Country	Units	Year of Delivery
Malawi	3 units	2013
Keniya	2 units	2013
Togo	3 units	2014
Cambodia	1 unit	2014
Lesotho	4 units	2014
C?te d'Ivoire	1 unit	2015
Myanmar	10 units	2017
Madagascar	1 unit	2020
Laos	2 units	2022 (Scheduled)
Mozambique	4 units	2023 (Scheduled)