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1) Safety: I understand that priorities are different in the Honduran culture, and safety is not always the number one issue, but I think as a whole the number one thing that we could pass along to Honduran communities is education about health and safety. This would not be limited to the health advantages of safe drinking water, but also comprise of the advantages of working together to meet theses these public needs in a safe and compassionate way. Aguaclara should be very active in encouraging that operators take steps to protect themselves when dealing with chemicals like aluminum sulfate and especially calcium hypochlorite. This would include always wearing rubber gloves and being in a very well ventilated area when mixing the chemicals and performing the mixing in short intervals so as to not be exposed to the chemical for long periods of time. It may even go as far as encouraging the use of some type of breathing apparatus.
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