Delagua Group

In 1985, the University of Surrey in collaboration with Oxfam developed the Oxfam DelAgua Portable Water Quality Monitoring Test Kit. The Oxfam DelAgua kit enables field workers to test water quality in remote and isolated situations and in circumstances where there is no access to a water testing laboratory. Since its development in 1985, the water test kit is used by all the major International NGO's and other Aid Agencies in over 130 countries around the world.

DelAgua has since began designing and implementing large scale environmental health projects. The first such project is 'Tubeho Neza', a health program in Rwanda to give water filters and improved cook-stoves to 3m people.