SuSanA Library

Bevan, J. (2011) The roll-out of the community led total sanitation approach in West and Central Africa – A review

Online since: 25.05.2012
Views: 4865
Downloads: 389

Aboe, A., Bush, S., Faal, H. (2011) The elimination of blinding trachoma in Ghana through improving access to water and latrines

Online since: 25.05.2012
Views: 4491
Downloads: 364

Niebel, S. (2012) Implementation possibilities and institutional aspects of establishing small size wastewater treatment technologies in rural areas in Albania, focussing on constructed wetlands

Online since: 25.05.2012
Views: 5666
Downloads: 573

CDER (1996) Guide de construction et d'utilisation des installations biogaz (in French) Guide for construction and use of biogas

Online since: 25.05.2012
Views: 7865
Downloads: 13300

EPHC, NRMMC, AHMC (2006) Australian guidelines for water recycling: managing health and environmental risks (Phase 1)

Online since: 16.05.2012
Views: 10844
Downloads: 927

SuSanA (2019) SuSanA roll-ups

Two roll-ups were designed: 1. The SuSanA roll-up shows information regarding working groups, regional chapters, knowledge hub, and discussion forum 2. The SuSanA partner roll-up shows all SuSanA partner logos as of February 2019 The format of the roll-ups is 85x200 cm (with extra 15cm in the green at the bottom for printing purposes). The roll-ups include a 3mm bleed. Version 02.2019

Online since: 15.05.2012
Views: 8283
Downloads: 522

SuSanA (2014) Join SuSanA poster

Online since: 15.05.2012
Views: 7246
Downloads: 471

Wendland, C., Deegener, S., Jorritsma, F. (2012) Übersicht zu Trockentrenntoiletten (in German) Overview of urine diversion dry toilets (UDDTs)

This presentation was given at the first advanced training course of the German Toilet Organisation (GTO) in Berlin on the 3-4 March 2012. More infos and presentations from the training are available in the SuSanA library from http://www.susana.org/lang-en/conference-and-training-materials/materials-of-trainings/2012/241-2012/705-advanced-sanitation-training-course-for-german-ngos.

Online since: 11.05.2012
Views: 5178
Downloads: 225

Uhlendahl, T. (ed.) (2011) Sanitation study - Evaluation of dry sanitation systems in Namibia

Online since: 09.05.2012
Views: 6190
Downloads: 299

Winker, M., Schröder, E., Saadoun, A., Kilian, F. (2012) Factsheets of the SANIRESCH project in Eschborn, Germany Factsheets of the MAP (struvite) reactor, greywater and brownwater treatment plant

Online since: 08.05.2012
Views: 7991
Downloads: 13273

WSP (2012) New Economics of Sanitation Initiative Reports (in French)

Online since: 08.05.2012
Views: 6758
Downloads: 3104

UNICEF (2012) Progress on drinking water and sanitation Update 2012

Online since: 24.04.2012
Views: 4389
Downloads: 185

Mikhael, G. (2011) Sanitation market assessment, Freetown, Sierra Leone VOLUME II: Assessment of faecal sludge emptying services

Online since: 24.04.2012
Views: 6718
Downloads: 456

Tumwebaze, I., Niwagaba, C. (2011) Ecological sanitation uptake, knowledge, beliefs and practices in Kabale Municipality, Kabale District

Online since: 20.04.2012
Views: 5410
Downloads: 300

Hoffmann, H. (2012) Opciones de construcción de Baños Secos con Eco-Sanitarios de Rotária (in Spanish) Construction of bench style double vault urine diversion toilet and alternatives

Online since: 18.04.2012
Views: 6928
Downloads: 292

DWA (2012) Do we need New Alternative Sanitation Systems in Germany?

Online since: 17.04.2012
Views: 6182
Downloads: 371

Ecosan Club (ed.) (2012) Water reuse

Online since: 17.04.2012
Views: 6695
Downloads: 300

CREPA (2009) Bulletin d'Information du Programme d'Assainissement Ecologique du CREPA (in French) CREPA Newsletter about ecosan information No.17 - No.18

Online since: 16.04.2012
Views: 4527
Downloads: 361

CREPA (2008) Bulletin d'Information du Programme d'Assainissement Ecologique du CREPA (in French) CREPA Newsletter about ecosan information No.12 - No.16

Online since: 16.04.2012
Views: 4512
Downloads: 722

CREPA (2007) Bulletin d'Information du Programme d'Assainissement Ecologique du CREPA (in French) CREPA Newsletter about ecosan information No.08 - No.11

Online since: 16.04.2012
Views: 5176
Downloads: 1051

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