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UDDTs implemented via CBOs and Water Services Trust Fund, Nyanza, Western and other provinces, Kenya - Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

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UDDTs implemented via CBOs and Water Services Trust Fund, Nyanza, Western and other provinces, Kenya - Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

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UDDTs implemented via CBOs and Water Services Trust Fund, Nyanza, Western and other provinces, Kenya - Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

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UDDTs implemented via CBOs and Water Services Trust Fund, Nyanza, Western and other provinces, Kenya - Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

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UDDTs implemented via CBOs and Water Services Trust Fund, Nyanza, Western and other provinces, Kenya - Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

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Urban urine diversion dehydration toilets and reuse Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso - Draft. Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

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Urine - the yellow gold - Safe re-use of human urine from ecosan toilets to increase your yields

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Urine diversion dehydration toilet (UDDT) for one household, Arba Minch, Ethiopia - Draft. Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

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Urine diversion dehydration toilets in rural schools, Yemen - Draft. Case study of sustainable sanitation projects

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A guide for an Integrated system of ecological sanitation in suburban and rural areas - ECODESS

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A School Challenged by an ECOSAN Pilot Project - Ecosan or Ecosin?

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Agro money for sanitation provision – examples from Niger, Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast

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Bangladesh Acceptance to the UDDT: Post emergency context and socio-cultural aspects - Case study in coastal Bangladesh

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Bio-gas yields from Toilet Linked Biogas Plants in Nausari / Valsad District, Gujarat, India

Biogas from cow dung with or without toilet linkage is in practice for over 3 decades in India. Itis supported by the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, Government of India and StateGovernments. However, the toilet linked biogas plant programme could not get required momentum, eventhough it has several advantages.To overcome the problem, the additional economic importance / advantages of toilet linkedbiogas plants over non-toilet linked biogas plants need to be demonstrated.

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Closing nutrient cycles in decentralised water treatment systems in the Mekong Delta - SANSED – Project Final Report

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