paraphrase: Integrating such a design into the community will come with a series of challenges.

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Integrating such a design into the community will come with a series of challenges. Communication with stakeholders will be the vital key to successfully introducing the filters to the community. Firstly, the residents will need to be briefed on the design and ideally, they would be educated on how to properly install, use, maintain and repair the filter so they can continue to use it after the EWB have left the community. The Zambian Government would need to be briefed as well, because if the solution is successful then they might wish to install similar systems in different communities around Zambia. The EWB supplied the group with a list of raw construction materials and prices from local building supply companies, these companies would be the likely suppliers of the raw materials for the filters such as sand gravel, as it cuts transport costs and supports the local economy. Building local capacity is one

of the key aims of our solution, due to its simplistic design, a thorough education in the design and how the filter works will build background knowledge for the local residents, they can then service the filters themselves and possibly install new ones from improvised materials if the preferred materials aren’t available.