Contaminated drinking water is a killer, responsible for millions of deaths, as well as countless illnesses worldwide. Visit the massive Kibera shantytown in Nairobi, Kenya, and you can see the problem first-hand. Open sewers line the passageways, and running water is a rarity: a single tap may serve as many as 1,000 people. It’s no surprise, then, that waterborne illnesses plague Kibera’s residents. But now, an inexpensive gadget called the Jompy is helping them to purify their water easily and safely. A device created by the Scottish inventor David Osborne, the Jompy sits on a small stove or over a fire and delivers boiling-hot, clean water in a matter of seconds. In addition, it allows users to simultaneously cook a meal on top of it – turning two jobs into one and saving time, energy and money in the process.
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