Meet Mrs. Seung Sarin (28), drinking water filtered by Super Tunsai water filter since 2016

Mrs. Seung Sarin is 28 years old and she is a farmer and member of village committee in Thum Tboung Village, Ponhea Pon Sangkat, Khan Prek Pnov, outskirt of Phnom Penh

She is married and has a daughter. Her family decided to buy 6 Super Tunsai water filters during meeting with Hydrologic’s clean water expert on December 24, 2016, promoting hygiene, and accessing clean and safe water in the village. She chose to buy Super Tunsai because it is easy to use, very convenience and saving money and time.

Mrs. Seung Sarin (28), farmer and member of village committee

Photo: Chhat C. Sopanha for Hydrologic Social Enterprise

I decided to buy Super Tunsai because it simple to with great feature in protecting my whole family from dangerous diseases. Before having it, my family often get sick and diarrhea because we drank unfiltered which not safe for our health. We often went to the hospital or pharmacy to buy medicine and consult with doctor. We spend less time and money for our health problem and earn much less than pending.
I luckily get call from village chief to have a meeting with Hydrologic’s CWE. First, I think it high price and we didn’t think I can afford one, but, when the meeting finished, I raising my hand up to buy one for my family because purchasing by loan available which make it affordable to access to safe water, so, it become my best option. I have to pay monthly only 30,000 Riel for six months and I can get a beautiful water filter and protect my family from any diseases spread through water. Now, we are much better health!

As we can see, her Super Tunsai is still bright and perfect condition because it is stored in the safe place and cleaned once in two weeks regularly. They enjoy better way of producing the clean and safe water by their own at home, hence, they can drink whenever and drink as much as they want without spending more time or money.

About Hydrologic

Hydrologic saves about 130,000 tons of CO2 every year by shifting customers away from using wood or charcoal and opting for another water treatment method.

Hydrologic manufactures the filters in factory 40 km from Phnom Penh, employing 25 staff, ensuring the quality of the product all along the production chain.

About purchasing voluntary carbon credits

Individuals or companies seeking to voluntarily offset their emissions or achieve carbon neutrality via reputable projects that also deliver positive community impacts can do this via purchasing carbon credits such as Hydrologic’s Gold Standard VERs (Voluntary Emission Reductions).

Contact Nexus for Development: Justin Bergendahl, j.bergendahl@nexusfordevelopment.org