SuSanA Forum- Re-launch of improved SuSanA website has taken place on 1 September - your feedback? - by: muench October 20, 2017Dear all, The SuSanA website is getting better and better.... We've had a very intense period in the background with improving it further since its re-launch on 1 September. So if you haven't been to the mother website in the past 2 weeks, please go now and take a look. ( www.susana.org ) Here is a guided tour video that I did up quickly just now t […]
- Re-launch of improved SuSanA website has taken place on 1 September - your feedback? - by: muench October 20, 2017Hi Carol, The Forum is now linked from the mother website in so many places, it is hard to miss it. It is under the tab "community", in the top ribbon, also from various other pages as hyperlinks... People who use the forum a lot have probably bookmarked it by now. E.g. on my mobile phone I have an icon for the direct link to the forum and an icon […]
- Free MOOC “Introduction to Public Health Engineering in Humanitarian Contexts” - by: samuel October 20, 2017Hei Shobana, You can attend the course for free, but have to pay if you want the certificate. Kind regards, Samuel
- Toilet Parliament - by: PrabhatMisra October 20, 2017Toilet Parliament India is home to the world’s largest population of people who defecate in the open. According to UNICEF, in India more than half of the population defecate in open which is 59% of the 1.1 billion people in the world who practise open defecation. We are living in the 21st Century, the Century Of Climate Change. With the rise of mean global t […]
- Free MOOC “Introduction to Public Health Engineering in Humanitarian Contexts” - by: shobana October 20, 2017Hi Amy, Aren't the courseera courses no longer 'free'? One could get the course materials for free but users have to pay for their certificates and submit assignments. Best, Shobana
- Re-launch of improved SuSanA website has taken place on 1 September - your feedback? - by: muench October 20, 2017
Peepoo toilets in flood emergencies in Sindh, Pakistan and Kisumu, Kenya
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The biodegradability of peepoo and or peepoople toilets makes it very sustainable with reference to agriculture and economic development where manure/ fertilizer is of great importance. The usage strategies should be enhanced