SuSanA Forum- Re: Water and sanitation courses at US universities - by: rogerakanji September 30, 2016Hi Cecilia thanks for updating us with the water and sanitation courses. We did want to carry out professional development in areas of water and sanitation. we will out the universities out
- 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 […]
- Re: Water and sanitation courses at US universities - by: rogerakanji September 30, 2016
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Togo – children design handwashing stations
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I really like this design totally sustainable and created by kids its definitely the way forward
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