SuSanA Forum- Re: Kampala Sanihub Project (Uganda) - by: osbert September 30, 2016Dear Friends, Find some products that the Sanihub has developed from varoius stages over the past few years. They include; Emptying devices, capture for urban, peri-urban and rural, treatment and reuse of sludge. For regular updates especially as regards field performance follow us on twitter @WFPSaniHub (twitter.com/WFPSaniHub)
- Re: What could be standard for Hand Washing Station at School - by: janschlenk September 30, 2016Dear all, Today a new publication has been added to the SuSanA Library which could be of interest especially for this forum threat. Scaling up Group Handwashing in Schools - Compendium of group washing facilities across the globe is the result of a collaboration between the UNICEF Programme Division WASH, New York, the GIZ Regional Fit for School Programme a […]
- Re: Theme 2: Implementation Level - by: ThomasLangkau September 30, 2016In relation to the previous post and the School Stories on the SuSanA wiki:
- Re: Is there any guideline and design to calculate toilets and urinals for school - by: JKMakowka September 30, 2016Normally this should be specified in the country's regulations of school construction. Here in the Philippines it is a subsection in the general "sanitary code" (attached as a sample, i.e. not really applicable outside of the Philippines) which has been published by the Ministry of Health, but it really varies from country to country who is in […]
- Is there any guideline and design to calculate toilets and urinals for school - by: bineshroy September 30, 2016Hi I am looking a guideline/standard to calculate number of toilet required based on student ratio for public school. For example, toilet:student ratio needs to be 1:50 and sometimes it is not practical to construct 40 cubical when a school have 2,000 students. So, is there any guideline how to calculate number of urinal required for girls and boys. Is thare […]
- Re: Kampala Sanihub Project (Uganda) - by: osbert September 30, 2016
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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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