Drinking water quality monitoring programs aim to support provision of safe drinking water by informing water quality management. Little evidence or guidance exists on best monitoring practices for low resource settings. Lack of financial, human, and technological resources reduce a country's ability to monitor water supply. Monitoring activities were characterized in Cambodia, Colombia, India ...

Water is a limited resource and essential for agriculture, industry and creatures existence on earth including human beings. Water quality monitoring is essential to control physical, chemical and biological characteristics of water. In addition, water quality monitoring can help with water pollution detection and discharge of toxic chemicals and contamination in water. A large number of inexpe...

Water is a quintessential element for the survival of mankind. Its variety uses means that it always in constant state demand. The supply water most primarily comes from large reservoirs such as lakes, streams, and ocean itself. As such, good practice to monitor its quality ensure fit human consumption. Current monitoring often carried out traditional labs but time consuming prone inaccuracies....