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| 1–3 gals./person/day ½ gal./pet/day
| 1–3 gals./person/day ½ gal./pet/ day
| 1–3 gals./person/day ½ gal./pet/day
| 1–3 gals./person/day ½ gal./pet/day
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| | | 50–500 gal. plastic or metal containers | 250-gal. IBC totes for distribution |
| Lifestraw filter Purification tablets Countertop purification system Source of heat for boiling Pot for boiling Spigots Hoses Twin bucket system Toilet paper Toilet seats for buckets Hand sanitizer Hand washing stations including soap, water container with spigot, and catch bucket Shampoo Sanitizer wipes Privacy tent or tarp Paper towels Garbage bags Bleach or disinfectant Menstrual products Baby diapers Dog waste bags Towels Clothesline and clothespins Bucket for washing dishes
| Lifestraw filter Purification tablets Source of heat for boiling Pot for boiling Spigots Hoses Twin bucket system Toilet paper Toilet seats for buckets Hand sanitizer Hand washing stations including soap, water container with spigot, and catch bucket Shampoo Sanitizer wipes Privacy tent or tarp Paper towels Garbage bags Bleach or disinfectant Menstrual products Baby diapers Dog waste bags Towels Clothesline and clothespins Bucket for washing dishes
| Filter system Purification tablets Source of heat for boiling Pot for boiling Spigots Hoses 1 latrine/20 people Disinfecting supplies Waste collection tools Hand sanitizer Hand washing stations including soap, water container with spigot, and catch bucket Sanitizer wipe Paper towels Menstrual products Garbage bags Sharps containers Baby diapers Dog waste bags
| Pumps Filtration system Hoses Generators
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| | Drinking water must be treated/boiled and filtered Prevent disease through proper hygiene Manage human waste and trash Take dead bodies to Disaster Hub
| Drinking water must be treated/boiled and filtered Manage human waste and trash Properly store of dead bodies
| Make sure agreements are in place for use of alternate water sources like lakes, pools, rivers, water tanks Monitor for disease outbreaks Assist in trash collection
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