SuSanA Partners

Africa AHEAD

An Association of committed practitioners and partners who support holistic sustainable and cost effective development through community and school health clubs.

Address:

95 Dorries Drive
7075 Cape Town
South Africa

Contact:

Dr. Juliet Waterkeyn, Anthony Waterkeyn

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Internet:

www.africaahead.com

Phone:

+27 21 7862664

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Network / Association

Amka is one of the pioneers in the health and beauty market in South Africa and active since the 1950s. They currently provide jobs for 1000 employees with 4 factories about 400 products which are sold in 35 countries throughout Africa.

Address:

14 Eilman Street,Sunderland Ridge
0157 Pretoria
South Africa

Contact:

Nazir Seedat, Gerrie Theron

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Internet:

amka.co.za

Phone:

(+27) 0126740540

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Private sector

Biobox

Biobox provides Total Water Cycle Management™ solutions. They specialise in the design, supply and installation of water and wastewater (sewage) treatment and filtrations systems for irrigation, flushing, washing, process or potable use.

Address:

309 Zasm Street
0184 Waltloo, Pretoria
South Africa

Contact:

David Light

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Internet:

www.biobox.co.za

Phone:

+27 (12) 803-7272

Category:

Private sector

Cap-net (Capacity Building for Integrated Water Resources Management)

Cap-Net is an international network for capacity building in IWRM. It is made up of a partnership of autonomous international, regional and national institutions and networks committed to capacity building in the water sector.

Address:

Marumati Building 491, 18th Avenue
0084 Rietfontein, Pretoria
South Africa

Contact:

Themba Gumbo

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Internet:

www.cap-net.org

Phone:

+27 12 3309055

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Network / Association

DES (Decentralised Environmental Solutions)

DES strives to promote self-sustainable communities through linking innovative environmental solutions to people’s livelihood strategies in South Africa. •A healthier life through Improved Sanitation for All. •Sustainable agriculture through usage of nutrient rich effluent. •Food security and Job creation.

Address:

Shakas Head
4390 Ballito
South Africa

Contact:

Menzi Mhlongo, Sandile Mbatha

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Internet:

www.des-za.org/

Phone:

+27 31 205 6093

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Local NGO

Envirosan Sanitation Solutions

International manufacturer and service provider of sanitation systems and facilities, based in Durban, South Africa.

Address:

7 Umdoni Crescent, Mahogany Ridge
3610 Durban, Pinetown.
South Africa

Contact:

Jacques Rust, Tim Krause

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Internet:

www.envirosan.co.za

Phone:

+27827872112

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Private sector

Hering International

HERING has over 30 years of experience in the field of construction, operating sanitation facilities and prefabricated concrete structures. HERING has established a production workshop for high quality sanitation facilities with the aim to provide the South African community with these superior facilities. With this knowledge HERING has developed prefabricated sanitation solutions which offer maximum creativity, functionality and longevity. The long term plan is to create a sustainable business in South Africa which will create jobs and transfer different skills.

Address:

Coconut Grove
4390 Durban
South Africa

Contact:

Lothar Nortershauser, Stefan Menzel

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Internet:

www.heringinternational.co.za

Phone:

+27329472277

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Others

South African Toilet Organisation

Non Profit Organisation and Public Benefit Organisation promoting access to save sanitation in informal settlements and promoting donor funding by corporate South Africa to mobilize SATO Activities

Address:

1 Linton Close, Beaconvale
7500 Cape Town
South Africa

Contact:

Alfie Heeger

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Internet:

www.satoilet.co.za

Phone:

0027219331336

UKZN (University of KwaZulu-Natal)

The University of KwaZulu-Natal was formed on 1 January 2004 as a result of the merger between the University of Durban-Westville and the University of Natal. The new university brings together the rich histories of both the former Universities. VISION: To be the premier university of African scholarship. MISSION: A truly South African university that is academically excellent, innovative in research, critically engaged with society and demographically representative, redressing the disadvantages, inequities and imbalances of the past.

Address:

King George V Avenue, Glenwood
4041 Durban
South Africa

Contact:

Chris Buckley

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Internet:

www.ukzn.ac.za/

Phone:

+27-31-260-3375/ +27 (0)31 260 1111

Category:

Education / Research

WETTECH SA (Water & Effluent Treatment Technologists)

WETTECH SA is a South African company specializing in: - Consulting on Waste and Wastewater Management - Design and Implementation of recommended solutions or adjustments - Operational Maintenance Contracts While Wettech strives intentionally to make use of South African machinery, skills and manpower as far as possible, they also have access to overseas technology and expertise. Wettech is proud representative of Neuhold GesmbH of Austria, specialists in small sewage treatment plants with decades of experience in operating within environmentally sensitive areas according to particularly stringent Austrian standards and regulations. Wettech also represents and utilizes equipment produced by Aquaconsult Anlagenbau GesmbH of Austria, manufacturers of high-class fine air bubble diffusers.

Address:

40 Textile Street, Suite 7092, Private Bag X3041
7620 Paarl
South Africa

Contact:

E.C. Schmollgruber

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Internet:

www.wettech-sa.com

Phone:

021 872 0322

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Private sector

WRC (Water Research Commission)

The WRC was established in terms of the Water Research Act (Act No 34 of 1971), following a period of serious water shortage. It was deemed to be of national importance to generate new knowledge and to promote the country’s water research purposefully, owing to the view held that water would be one of South Africa’s most limiting factors in the 21st century The strategic direction of the WRC is focused on: - An integrated approach to meeting South Africa's societal and water-sector R&D needs - Provision of integrated solutions to invariably complex, inter-disciplinary problems - Ongoing strategic identification of needs (short, medium and long-term needs, both explicit and implicit) - Investment in knowledge creation, transfer and dissemination in a set of 5 Key Strategic Areas (KSAs).