Household water treatment and safe storage (HWTS) is an important strategy for improving access to safe drinking water in Colombia, particularly in rural and remote areas. HWTS technologies include chlorine, ceramic filters, and solar disinfection, among others.

The success of HWTS programs in Colombia depends on a range of factors, including community engagement, access to financing, and effective monitoring and evaluation. Stakeholders in the HWTS sector include government agencies, NGOs, private sector actors, and academic institutions.

Despite progress in promoting HWTS in Colombia, challenges remain, including limited awareness and demand for the technology, inadequate financing mechanisms, and a lack of coordination among stakeholders. Addressing these challenges will require a sustained and coordinated effort from all actors involved in the HWTS sector.