To field test an electrochemical sanitation system and its effectiveness in eliminating helminth and helminth ova
Part of the solution to the global sanitation crisis is to reinvent the toilet, and promote an international performance standard for the reinvented toilet, an effort well underway thanks to the joint efforts of our organizations. Another critical step will be to reinvent sewage treatment through the deployment of Omni-processor (OP) technology. The goal of the OP is to safely process human waste and recover […]
The Fecal Waste Management (FWM) project is a dual-inquiry into policy and practice along the sanitation value chain in East Africa. This three-year project seeks to improve and expand the implementation and resourcing of national sanitation policies in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Anticipated project outcomes align with the Ngor Declaration of 2015, and Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.2 on Clean Water and Sanitation. The Ngor […]
This project will develop and commercialize Reinvented Toilets to help meet the sanitation needs in China and elsewhere to improve the lives of the worlds’ poorest and most in need populations. Infore plans to develop a pre-production prototype of a bio-pretreatment electrochemical/bio-fuel cell disinfection sanitation system, as well as advancing the technologies of systems/modules from the RT portfolio, working with multiple Technology Partners of the […]
To execute a behavior change campaign in India, using a progressive faith-based approach, to change negative social norms around sanitation, and advocate for effective fecal sludge management, with an eye toward curbing river pollution.
SaniNation connects global and local businesses in the sanitation sector and works on an overarching ecosystem necessary for the businesses to succeed. Together with local entrepreneurs, corporates and local governments, SaniNation will shape an environment were doing business in Faecal Sludge Management is attractive, feasible and profitable.
The project aims to demonstrate a small-scale pilot of a viable and sustainable decentralised FSM solution in an urban low-income re-settlement colony in Delhi. In future, the proposed project intends to provide technical advisory support to the Delhi Government to facilitate adoption of such practices in similar low-income high-density settlements in the city. Additionally, we will setup a stakeholder dialogue platform to bring together government […]
The Lives and Livelihoods Fund (LLF) is a partnership between the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) and the foundation aimed at lifting millions of people out of poverty by offering further concessional funding to IDB member countries. The foundation is contributing 20%, up to $100M, to the LLF grant pool.
This project will demonstrate an engineered platform comprising a broad sensoring architecture capable of measurement and assimilation of both human user and process technology performance to enable responsive, and real-time, whole system process control. Sensoring was identified as a ‘gap seed’ in almost every workshop of the ‘Transformative Technologies 5 year portfolio review’. The term ‘sensor’ was used by the participants to describe two facets: (i) […]
STeP serves as a platform to de-risk and accelerate innovative sanitation solutions. We help partners - technology developers, commercial partners, and financing partners - navigate the challenge of commercializing new products in emerging markets. We take a holistic, systems approach to commercialization support that integrates market, user, and technology insights. Specifically, we help partners develop strong business models; field test in real-world contexts; and identify […]
To provide technical support to governments and sanitation sector partners, to design, build and operate end-to-end faecal sludge management systems that improve public health, living conditions and the environment in South Asian cities
Additional support from CEPT is being requested by the government of Maharashtra and cities in Maharashtra. There is also additional demand for extension of PAS in other states and sanitation planning tools developed by the CEPT needs to use in many small towns in India.
To create an innovation unit to generate ongoing evidence to improve priority Government of India programs working to better the lives of India’s poorest citizens
To develop, test, validate a pump capable of effectively handle trash for pit emptying in developing countries.
To recommend appropriate solutions for the sanitation needs of China’s poor people previously not provided with sanitation services and to help create an enabling ecosystem for new technologies, especially non-sewer system, in China, one of the world’s biggest potential markets for RT (reinvent the toilets).
Africa AHEAD is now taking stock of the findings and implications for future implementation
Current global trend is gradually moving towards new approaches on sanitation including non-sewered sanitation and fecal sludge management. However, number of trained professionals in the sector is still limited. There is huge gap between the demand and supply in terms of service providers or professionals. To reduce the gap this investment has been developed to start a New Professionals Master of Science Program in Sanitation. […]