DCAM Benin - Ecological management of faecal sludge and valorization of by-products in Benin To provide a hygienic and durable solution to the practices of indiscrimate disposal of faecal sludge in Parakou WASTE advisers on urban environment and development, WASTE
Access to sanitation continues to be a major problem in Parakou, Benin, where a significant proportion of the population continues to lack access to basic sanitation facilities (mainly pit latrines). In addition, Parakou lacks comprehensive sanitation services, as in most cases the faecal sludge collected usually ends up being dumped. This project is essentially aimed at testing a model of financing the operation of an Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant through the valorisation of the by-products coming from the treatment of faecal sludge through the production of fish.
Activities of WASTE:
• Advise on design and construction faecal sludge treatment plant in Parakou
• Advice on production and marketing of co-compost
• Monitor fry (small fish) production and sales
• Advise on the business plan for the scaling up of the project
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Food security and productive sanitationSpecific to one or several countriesTreatment of faecal sludgeResource recovery Faecal sludge treatment processesDutch governmentFaeces or faecal sludgeFertiliserProtein for animal food OtherInternational NGO
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Benin
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