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Legislation ? Building regulations, bye-laws, water quality and effluent guidelines ... Composting Toilets. Ecosan/dehydration. Suitability. Low capital and O&M costs ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Criteria for sustainability


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Criteria for sustainability
  • Efficiency, effectiveness and equity
  • Affordability, tariffs and cost recovery
  • Community participation
  • Community management and OM
  • Technology choice
  • Demand responsive approaches
  • Capacity building
  • Customs and cultures
  • Recognizing gender issues
  • Building partnerships
  • Levels of service for meeting basic needs and
    convenience

2
Barriers affecting use of ESTs
  • Political will
  • Legislation Building regulations, bye-laws,
    water quality and effluent guidelines
  • Capacity and competencies
  • One size fits all syndrome and big is beautiful
  • Lack of institutional support
  • Community participation, buy in and
    education..the difficult part.
  • Low cost Vs Appropriate/effective
  • Glamour !!!!
  • Lack of knowledge on application and successes of
    ESTs
  • The notion that ESTs are solutions which require
    no ongoing support (throw the key away
    technology!!!!!!)
  • Emerging environmental requirements

3
Categorising WSS Technologies
  • Onsite or Household more suitable for sparse
    settlements and low density rural areas and low
    consumption of water e.g.
  • Handpumps
  • VIPs
  • Offsite or communal suitable for high density
    settlements and high consumption of water
  • Piped Water
  • Sewerage

4
Types of sanitation technologies
  • Onsite dry systems
  • Pitlatrines
  • VIPs and its variations
  • Composting Toilets
  • Ecosan/dehydration
  • Suitability
  • Low capital and OM costs
  • Low water consumption
  • Good ground conditions
  • Availability of space
  • Waste can be reused as soil fertilizer
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