Online Training for Consultant Capacity Development for Urban Sanitation Services (ConCaD)
28 Oct. 2020 - 10 Nov. 2020
Policy makers and planners across the country are increasingly realising that conventional sewerage is not the ideal solution to manage liquid waste in cities and towns. Faecal Sludge Management (FSM) and other decentralised options are increasingly being accepted to solve liquid waste management (LWM) issues. In this context, it becomes important to look at how various decentralized solutions (including FSM) can address a city’s LWM needs in an inclusive manner. In order that cities are able to do so, there is a need for professionals working with cities/towns across the country to be aware of the basic tenets of inclusive as well as multi- solution planning for addressing LWM.
Further Description / Program
“Consultant Capacity Development for Urban Sanitation Services or ConCaD” seeks to address this need for highly skilled professionals
In decentralised LWM by training consultants and early career professionals working in various sanitation activities for cities. It is planned to equip and build their capacities in planning and conceptualizing interventions for liquid waste that are more inclusive, equitable and effective cutting across the physical, topographical, social, cultural and economic divides of the city. This course was developed in collaboration with Sandec-Eawag, Switzerland with an exclusive focus on India and the FSM sector.
The training employs tools for a blended learning experience, which will include short quizzes, assignments, group activities, discussions and case studies.
Who should attend?
This Course is an ideal for private sector consultants, organisations, social enterprises and early career professionals who are interested to work in multi solution-approach liquid waste management for urban areas.
Course Coverage:
· Approaches to LWM with a special focus on faecal waste
· Embedding and contextualizing solutions in the larger urban context
· Know-how of bidding for tenders
· Socio-political aspects of LWM: gender, stakeholders, community, behaviour change, regulatory and political set up
· Technology options for FSM and decentralized wastewater treatment
· Case studies by guest speakers from CityWide Inclusive Sanitation (CWIS ) cities.
Course Outcome:
After the course, the participants will be able to design, develop and implement multi-approach LWM which are more inclusive, equitable and effective.
Training Fee:
· Indian Participants: 15,000 INR
· International Participants: 300 USD
Payment through bank transfer, OR NEFT. Details to be provided to participants after confirmation of registration.
Contact information
Ph.D. Roopa Bernardiner
Senior Manager, CASS
roopa.b@cddindia.org
+91 94818 11948
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