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FSM3 Workshop 2

    

 

Scaling-up sanitation businesses in low- and middle-income countries (Thursday 22 January, 09.00 – 17.00)

Organisations involved: re.source, Loowatt, WASAZA/BORDA, GOAL and Eawag

Lead organizer: Eawag

Names of workshop co-facilitators: Kory Russell (Re.Source), Virginia Gardiner (LOOWATT), Christopher Kellner (WASAZA/BORDA), Niall Boot (GOAL), Heiko Gebauer (Eawag)

Description

Context

The workshop considers sanitation as a business. In the workshop, we discuss various aspects for optimizing sanitation businesses. We discuss cartidge-based systems, transfer stations, and decentralized treatment options. We develop business scenarios for moving from a pilot study to a city scale implementation. The workshop will be interactive and we want participants to contribute actively to the discussion.

Specific learning objectives
  1. Understanding key challenges for cartridge-based sanitation systems
  2. Scaling process from the pilot study to a city-scale sanitation provision
  3. Optimizing the sanitation chain (e.g., collection, waste treatment, and resource recovery)
  4. Understanding the impact of decentralized faecal sludge management infrastructure and transfer stations on the sanitation chain
Expected outcomes

Solutions for managing cartridge-based sanitation systems on a city-scale Solutions for managing decentralized faecal sludge management infrastructure (transfer stations and treatment facilities)

Presentations

*Lessons From Scaling Cartridge-Based Sanitation (CBS): Working Towards Viable Service Provision In Dense Urban Settings: re-source
presentation

*Freetown Transfer Station Experiences: Niall Boot, GOAL
presentation

*Fecal Sludge – De-sludgeing, Transportation, Biogas Producing Transfer Station: Christopher Kellner, BORDA
presentation

*Zambian Case Study FSM as of delegated management model: Steffen Blume / Trevor Surridge, GIZ
presentation

*Fecal Sludge Treatment Plant (Private Model): BORDA/ CDD Society, Kengeri Bangalore
presentation

*Emergency Transfer Stations - HIF: Niall Boot, GOAL
presentation

*Feedback from FSM3 Workshop 2: Scaling-up sanitation businesses in low- and middle-income countries
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