Toilet for the urban poor in Bangladesh (moSan - mobile sanitation) - Non-infrastructure based dry-separation toilet for the urban poor in Bangladesh

Toilet for the urban poor in Bangladesh (moSan - mobile sanitation) - Non-infrastructure based dry-separation toilet for the urban poor in Bangladesh

Trees as recyclers of nutrients present in human excreta - Main tree report

UDDTs in flood-response project, Guara-Guara, Sofala province, Mozambique - Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

Urine as liquid fertiliser in agricultural production in the Philippines - A practical field guide

Urine diversion dehydration toilets (UDDTs) for peri-urban households in Arusha, Tanzania - Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

Urine diversion dehydration toilets in rural schools Huye and Ngororero Districts, Rwanda - Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

Urine diversion dehydration toilets in rural schools, Nyanza, Western and other provinces, Kenya - Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

Waterless urinal sheds in the inner city Hamburg, Germany - Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

What happens when the pit is full - A story of pits, PETs and managed sludges

What happens when the pit is full? - Developments in on-site faecal sludge management (FSM)

Workshop on Emergency Sanitation in Stoutenburg, Netherlands - Conference materials

The 2-days workshop "Identifying gaps in emergency sanitation - Design of new kits to increase effectiveness in emergencies" took place in Stoutenburg, the Netherlands from 22-23 Feb 2011.As a response to insufficient sanitation solutions deployed in the emergency situations, emergency and sanitation practitioners from different key organisations came together in Stoutenburg to discuss on how to improve gaps in technologies for the immediate emergency phase, to understand more about product design process and to organise the way forward.

Workshop on Emergency Sanitation in Stoutenburg, Netherlands - Conference materials

The 2-days workshop "Identifying gaps in emergency sanitation - Design of new kits to increase effectiveness in emergencies" took place in Stoutenburg, the Netherlands from 22-23 Feb 2011.As a response to insufficient sanitation solutions deployed in the emergency situations, emergency and sanitation practitioners from different key organisations came together in Stoutenburg to discuss on how to improve gaps in technologies for the immediate emergency phase, to understand more about product design process and to organise the way forward.

Workshop on Emergency Sanitation in Stoutenburg, Netherlands - Conference materials

The 2-days workshop "Identifying gaps in emergency sanitation - Design of new kits to increase effectiveness in emergencies" took place in Stoutenburg, the Netherlands from 22-23 Feb 2011.As a response to insufficient sanitation solutions deployed in the emergency situations, emergency and sanitation practitioners from different key organisations came together in Stoutenburg to discuss on how to improve gaps in technologies for the immediate emergency phase, to understand more about product design process and to organise the way forward.

Workshop on Emergency Sanitation in Stoutenburg, Netherlands - Conference materials

The 2-days workshop "Identifying gaps in emergency sanitation - Design of new kits to increase effectiveness in emergencies" took place in Stoutenburg, the Netherlands from 22-23 Feb 2011.As a response to insufficient sanitation solutions deployed in the emergency situations, emergency and sanitation practitioners from different key organisations came together in Stoutenburg to discuss on how to improve gaps in technologies for the immediate emergency phase, to understand more about product design process and to organise the way forward.