SuSanA Forum- Reports from RTI International's Recent Field Work in India - by: thaddeushunt March 1, 2015Hey everyone, We wanted to be sure you knew that the India user studies reports from our June and Sept 2014 events in Gujarat are now posted on our RTI RTT website, under the field work tab. abettertoilet.org/field-work/ September survey and FGD report abettertoilet.org/wp-content/uploads/201...l-Report-Jan2015.pdf June FGD report http://abettertoilet.org/wp […]
- Re: When is SuSanA going to move to open access for its publications? - by: WikiDocJames March 1, 2015There new license is CC BY If you look at this link openaccess.adb.org/ and than click on one of the publications openaccess.adb.org/handle/11540/2367 And click on the license you get creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpos […]
- Sanitation in Cities - by: F H Mughal March 1, 2015According to the newsletter of UK's International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), the next issue of their flagship journal, Environment and Urbanization, will be on sanitation in cities. I was wondering if the moderators of Susana make arrangements with IIED, so that whole journal on sanitation in cities in available on this forum. F H […]
- Re: When is SuSanA going to move to open access for its publications? - by: F H Mughal March 1, 2015ADB's version is as follows: ADB encourages printing or copying information exclusively for personal and noncommercial use with proper acknowledgment of ADB. Users are restricted from reselling, redistributing, or creating derivative works for commercial purposes without the express, written consent of ADB. F H Mughal
- Re: Counting Shit - whats going into a latrine? - by: Moritz March 1, 2015Hi Nicola, Thanks. Works perfectly for me now. The main application for us as a research institute I see in estimating faecal sludge quantities for design of faecal sludge treatment (www.sandec.ch/faq). For lined latrines one could measure whats going in (Latrine Logger) and whats going out (e.g. number of barrels collected but gulper entrepreneurs). In the […]
- Reports from RTI International's Recent Field Work in India - by: thaddeushunt March 1, 2015
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Making Struvite from Urine in Nepal – 3rd Place Award Winner in Sanitation Video Contest
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Nice video. How do I get to no more about struvite?
can someone give me the formuly to make struvite,
how much urine to magnesium chloride,
Contact Bastian Etter, Project Coordinator at SANDEC/EAWAG for the Nutrient Valorization from Urine in Nepal (STUN) project:
http://www.eawag.ch/forschung/sandec/gruppen/ewm/currentprojects/stun/index_EN
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