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Sand dams and subsurface dams (both some times called more general groundwater dams) store water under the ground. A sand dam is a small dam build...

The framework proposed by the International Water Association (IWA) task force for the analysis and selection of appropriate sanitation systems is...

Lack of sanitation is a major risk factor, especially for people in developing countries. Problems with sanitation services have led to the...

The aim of every sanitation system in emergencies is to minimise spread of faecal-oral diseases and to restore a healthy environment. Safe excreta...

Sanitation Safety Planning (SSP) is a risk based management tool for sanitation systems that assists in the implementation of the 2006 WHO Guidelines...

Sanitation systems are a combination of different functional units that together allow managing and reusing or disposing the different waste flows...

This background factsheet introduces the reader to what an "industry facilitator" does and why such intermediaries are important.

Environmental scanning is a term commonly used in management, and we feel sometimes overwhelmed with numbers of methodologies such as PESTLE, STEP,...

Scenario building can be described as a story which is based on the analysis and understanding of current and historic trends and events. It includes...

A school campaign on water and sanitation consists of two main components: one component is the provision of safe water and sanitation facilities in...