The document discusses low cost water supply technologies in Bangladesh. It describes the group members and topic, which is low cost water supply technology. It then discusses several technological options for drinking water supply, including dug wells, tube wells, and hand pumps. Dug wells are the oldest method and involve digging a hole in the ground below the water table. Tube wells became common in the 1940s for collecting groundwater but have issues with water quality. Hand pumps like the No. 6 suction pump and Tara force pump are commonly used in rural areas to access groundwater from depths of up to 15 meters.