Walther, D., Kanchi, N., Sharma, R. (2014) Rehabilitation of the sewerage system in Raipur City, Chhattisgarh State SNUSP II - Factsheet

The overall goal of the policy is to transform urban India into sanitised, healthy and liveable cities and towns. Particular focus is given to improvement of hygienic conditions for the urban poor and women through cost-efficient technologies.

Walther D., Yadav, J. (2014) Waste to energy project co-fermentation of organic waste and septage for energy production in Nashik SNUSP II - Factsheet

The approach of this project is a participatory process of converting waste to energy. The participatory process ensures involvement of all stakeholders - NMC, public representatives, hotel industry, technical experts and engineers.

Walther, D., Yadav, J., Sharma, R. (2013) Improved household level sewage connectivity through capacity development of stakeholders engaged in plumbing SNUSP - Factsheet

The overall goal is improvement of citywide sanitation, health and environment through introduction of good practices for household level wastewater discharge. This will be achieved by developing a customised training module for plumbers and integrating it into existing plumbing training courses.

Pérez Sánchez, J. D. (2013) Identificación y cuantificación automática de huevos de helmintos en muestras de agua residual (in Spanish) Automatic identification and quantification of helminth eggs in wastewater samples

Rudolph, H.-H., Mbalo, D., Becker, A., Weber, L. (2014) Water, Life and Perspectives Intergenerational Dialogue in Mathare, Kenya [DRAFT]

Jiménez Cisneros, B. (2014) Software to identify and quantify pathogenic helminth eggs Various documents on results from research grant

Andersson, K. (2014) Agricultural trials demonstrate benefits of urine harvesting and sustainable sanitation Fact Sheet

Ekane, N. (2013) Sanitation Policy and Practice in Rwanda: Tackling the Disconnect Policy brief

GIZ - SNUSP (2013) Handbook for plumbers on household connectivity

SEI (2018) Documents from the SuSanA BMGF Grant led by SEI (Phases 1 to 3) Various documents from this project

This library entry contains documents produced during a grant that Arno Rosemarin from Stockholm Environment Institute was leading and which was funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Further information and a discussion is available on the SuSanA discussion forum (see link below). +++++++++ Phase 1: Title: "Expansion of the Sanitation Network into the SuSanA Community" Duration: Nov. 2012 - Apr. 2014 The purpose of this project was to […]

WASTE (2014) Emergency sanitation project Progress report

The Emergency Sanitation Project (ESP) aims to increase the global understanding of current and future emergency sanitation solutions and to propose new concepts and modular technologies for safe excreta disposal and hygiene in emergency settings that are applicable in a variety of situations and contexts. This report summarizes progress of the ESP’s work funded by the US Office for Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA). The ESP commenced […]

WASTE (2014) Malawi field trials Emergency sanitation

WRC (2014) DEWATS process for decentralised wastewater treatment Technical lessons from eThekwini Municipality

WRC (2014) Achieve Green Drop status Kruger National Park chooses green technology to achieve a Green Drop - Lesson series May 2014

Blackett, I., Hawkins, P., Heymans, C. (2014) The missing link in sanitation service delivery. A review of fecal sludge management in 12 Cities

JMP (2014) Progress on drinking water and sanitation, 2014 Update

UN (2014) Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (UNECLAC)

Mengueze, S., Mbuvi, D., Dickin, S., Schuster-Wallace, C. (2014) A micro financing framework for rural water and sanitation provisioning in Sub-Saharan Africa Report

WISA (2014) On-site sanitation developments, presentations of Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA) Biennial Conference in Nelspruit

Gensch, R., Hansen, R., Ihme, M. (2014) Linking Relief and Development in the WASH Sector An Overview and Contribution to the International Debate