Presented during the YSEALI Generation Earth Workshop in Siem Reap, Cambodia from April 22-25, 2015

1. Water-O-Matic!
Group 7:
1.Nhi Truong
2.Lismawati Lapasi
3.Bernard Lim
4.Ing Chhunleang
5.Vong Sambath
6.Tatiya Unchai

2. Contents
• Issues and inspiration
• Problem and opportunity
• Goals
• Product design
• Key steps
• Time framing
• Cost structure
• Resources
• The role of stakeholders
• Define success

3. Problems
•Shortage of clean water
•Storage
•Local customs

4. Project Goals
1.Provide a water ‘savings bank’
2.Reduce incidence of diarrhea and
water-borne diseases
3.Educate villagers on storing filtered
water properly and maintenance

5. Innovation: Water-O-Matic!
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6. To prevent overflow
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7. Key steps
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8. Time framing
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Sep-Dec 2015 Jan- April 2016
4 months 3 months
• Evaluate
• Make
• Adjustment
• Communication
• Convince
• Demonstrate
Pilot Project
May 2016 May 2017
Cambodia and other
ASEAN Countries
Cambodia
Phase 2 Phase 3
Beyond 2017

9. Cost structure
• Production cost
– 220 litter plastic tank = $15
– Filtration device = 5$
• Management cost = $50 – 100
– Recruit & train volunteers
– Planning
• Communication cost = $100 – 150
 With $1,250, can help 50 – 52 families
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10. Resources
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The role of stakeholders

12. What does success mean?