Disinfection is the final stage of water treatment to limit contaminants. The main disinfection technologies are UV radiation, ozone, and nanotechnology. UV radiation uses light at 253.7 nm to disrupt microorganism DNA, preventing growth. It is natural, environmentally friendly, and leaves no chemicals. Ozonation uses ozone gas produced from oxygen to deactivate viruses and bacteria faster than other methods, requiring little contact time. It leaves no chemical residues and prevents microorganism re-growth. Nanotechnology employs nano-sized materials like silver to treat water and could provide low-cost disinfection.