Bibliothèque

2010 - Ecological Sanitation in Malawi - Putting recycling into practice. Morgan, P. Ecological Sanitation Research (EcoSanRes), Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI). [4.45 MB]

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The concept of ecological sanitation embraces more than toilet provision alone. It is a philosophy which attempts to provide sanitation where pollution of the environment is …

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2010 - Ecological toilets - Start simple and upgrade from arborloo to VIP. Morgan, P. [6.84 MB]

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This book comes as a sequel to the earlier work entitled “Toilets that make Compost” in which low cost ecological toilets were described together with the benefits that could …

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2009 - Treatment technologies for human faeces and urine - PhD thesis. Niwagaba, C. B. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden. [898.91 KB]

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This thesis examines simple, cheap, environmentally friendly and resource efficient technologies for the treatment of source-separated human faeces and urine to enable safe …

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2009 - Fertiliser products generated within new sanitation systems. Winker, M., Vinneras, B., Muskolus, A., Arnold, U., Clemens, J. International Ambition for Water Technology. WETSUS Congress, October 5-6 2009, Leeuwarden, Netherlands, Center of Excellence for sustainable water technology (WETSUS). [1.4 MB]

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The plant nutrients consumed in human society today are lost through the established wastewater treatment systems in industrialised countries as well as via insufficient or …

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2007 - Toilets That Make Compost - Low-cost, sanitary toilets that produce valuable compost for crops in an African context. Morgan, P. SEI. [6.51 MB]

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This book describes how to make a range of toilets that also make compost. The compost is useful in the vegetable garden and can also be used for growing trees. The simplest are …

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2007 - Introducing low cost productive sanitation in a peri-urban settlement. Morgan, P. Ecological Sanitation Research (EcoSanRes), Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI). [3.32 MB]

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The following presentation deals with low cost ecological toilets (Fossa alterna) which were introduced at Hopley Farm, a settlement close to Harare, Zimbabwe. …

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2007 - The Arborloo book for Ethiopia - How to make a simple pit toilet and grow trees and vegetables. Morgan, P. Ecological Sanitation Research (EcoSanRes), Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI). [995.93 KB]

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Most of the rural population of Ethiopia do not have access to safe and reliable toilets. A good toilet, together with a safe reliable water supply and the practice of good …

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2007 - Available sanitation technologies for rural and peri-urban Africa. Morgan, P. Ecological Sanitation Research (EcoSanRes), Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI). [3.67 MB]

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For most parts of rural and peri-urban Africa the pit latrine remains the most commonly used sanitation technology. This is likely to remain so for a very long time. The pit …

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2005 - An ecological approach to low cost sanitation provision in Malawi and Mozambique. Morgan, P. Ecological Sanitation Research (EcoSanRes), Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI). [1.21 MB]

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This field note describes pioneering work being carried out in Malawi and Mozambique with a new generation of low cost pit toilets. The pits are shallow, rarely more than 1.5 …

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2004 - The toilet that makes humus - An account of the Fossa alterna system and its usefulness in rural and peri-urban communities. Morgan, P. Ecological Sanitation Research (EcoSanRes), Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI). [4.85 MB]

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The following presentation deals with making humus in shallow pits by means of the Fossa alterna. …

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2004 - An ecological approach to sanitation in Africa - A compilation of experiences. Morgan, P. Aquamor, Zimbabwe. [4.77 MB]

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For most people sanitation means sitting on a toilet and flushing away the excreta to waste or simply sitting or squatting on a pit toilet and letting the waste matter build up in …

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