VirWaTest Concentration Step
15
June
2016
Type
Grantee insights
Area of funding
Humanitarian Innovation
Focus areas
No items found.
Year

The method is based on three main steps:
- Concentration step
- Nucleic Acid Extraction and
- Detection by molecular amplification.
Currently, we have assessed and confirmed the efficiency of the concentration method developed at laboratory level. Now, Oxfam Intermon, our partners, will test the concentration kit in the field.
Below image: VirWaTest Concentration Method

No items found.
Stay updated
Sign up for our newsletter to receive regular updates on resources, news, and insights like this. Don’t miss out on important information that can help you stay informed and engaged.
Related articles
all latest news
.png)
Elrha insights
The 16 Days of Activism: Innovating GBV response amid global challenges

Elrha insights
Integration, inclusion, and innovation: What we learned at the 2025 International Conference on Family Planning

Elrha insights
Climate adaptation in humanitarian WASH: five lessons from World Water Week
Explore Elrha
Learn more about our mission, the organisations we support, and the resources we provide to drive research and innovation in humanitarian response.