Catalogue

The tutorial for sustainable sanitation planning is a ready source of information for decision makers and individuals involved in setting up…

The aim of a distribution network is to supply a community with the appropriate quantity and quality of water. There are four network types: dead end…

The nominal group technique is used for a meeting with a small group of participants with the aim of producing and prioritising ideas about a…

A non-planted filter is a box filled with sand and gravel, through which wastewater flows and is filtered. There are several types of non-planted…

Non-planted sand or gravel filters are frequently applied for domestic greywater treatment throughout the world. It consists in a container filled…

The population growth, rural migration and the technological and industrial boom are causing an extremely rapid urbanisation in India, posing…

Like other living organisms, plants have basic needs for their survival and growth. Apart from the easily available carbon dioxide (CO2) and light,…

A storm water system with open channels for the discharge of rainwater exists in most urbanised areas. The channels usually drain off rainwater into…

The objective of the Open Planning of Sanitation Systems (OPSS) approach is to provide a practical guideline for the planning and implementation of…

Generally, water and sanitation projects experience their most serious problems with operation and maintenance and with cost recovery aspects.…

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