Increasing quality of life through data-driven water management.
Impacting communities through water.
Aquora Research & Consulting envisions a world where enhanced water quality improves people’s health and well-being by equipping individuals, communities, and organizations to make data-driven decisions about their water.
We are experts in our fields, integrating water quality data with assessment of health and economic indicators. By building relationships, we identify problems, find solutions, and promote sustainability in a community’s water supply for the long-term.
Prevention through Wastewater Testing
As Covid-19 turned our world upside-down, Aquora met the moment by implementing daily sampling and processing from building level to municipal wastewater treatment plant level. Our cutting-edge assessment and quick turn-around allowed colleges and municipalities to nimbly manage their safety strategies based on real-time data and customized analysis to inform their overall COVID strategy.
Helping the Helpers
About 4 billion people experience severe water scarcity for at least one month during the year (more than half the world's population in 2019).*
You want to provide clean water, but how do you know whether or not your plans will actually benefit those in need? Too often, well-meaning groups bring ineffective solutions to the communities they are trying to help. Why? Because they may not know what is in the water nor what health problems are actually present in the community. Aquora partners with mission groups and other NGOs as well as governments, both domestic and international, to help them choose the best intervention for providing clean drinking water. We also provide both pre- and post-intervention assessment of health and water quality to ensure long-term success.
*WWAP (UNESCO World Water Assessment Programme). The United Nations World Water Development Report 2019: Leaving No One Behind. Paris, UNESCO 2019.
Local Water Quality Testing
Up to 45 million people per year in the US are directly impacted by drinking water-based health problems. At least 16 million cases of acute gastroenteritis are directly linked to pollution in community water systems, and that doesn’t include the tens of millions more caused by chemical and organic pollutants.* These problems are even worse in areas with water scarcity, in under-served populations such as rural areas, and for those already suffering from health disparities.
If your community needs assistance assessing your drinking water and support in finding solutions to address your needs, Aquora has the expertise to help. We develop custom projects and experimental designs to address your needs and help you translate the data for the best decision-making.
*Water Pollution Worries, Gallup.com
Our work with Aquora allowed us to impact thousands of families on the most basic need level. The project was a huge success for us in that our families have free, safe drinking water.
— Chad Nelson, ChildHope
Contact
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