An analysis of the possible application of the developed technology elements for other countries, with a focus on developing countries, will be carried out. The aim is to identify regions and typical situations that are suitable for the implementation of the concept and its technical design. Additionally, adaptations required to run the systems successfully in emerging and developing countries will be identified.

The first attempt to investigate this issue was done by Josep Maria de Trincheria. In his masters thesis he summarised and assessed the framework of international adaptability. It is available as a download document:
Master Thesis International adaptability (4,2 MB)

Yue Wu analysed in his master thesis  the international transferability of the brownwater plant. His master thesis, poster and presentation are available as downloads (only in German):
Master Thesis International Transferability BW (German, 4 MB)
Poster International Transferability BW (German, 489 KB)
Presentation International Transferability BW (German, 2 MB) 

Furthermore, Katharina Löw looked in her master thesis into the possibilities of the international transferability of the greywater plant. The master thesis, poster and presentation are available as downloads:
Mater Thesis International Transferability GW (3,63 MB)
Poster International Transferability GW (323 KB)
Presentation International Transferability GW (German; 1,08 MB)

The lead of this component is GIZ.