The Integrated Business Models throughout the Sanitation Value Chain with Safe Resource Recovery and Reuse seminar combined the highlights of research on over 60 successful business cases and extracted business models for resource recovery and reuse in developing countries with a discussion on their applicability in a range of settings with practitioners and entrepreneurs. The Sanitation Safety Planning Manual was also presented to illustrate the practical implementation of the 2006 WHO Guidelines for Safe Use of Wastewater, Excreta and Greywater.

Convenors: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit; International Water Management Institute; Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation and World Health Organization

Content (available for download below):

Setting the Scene for Integrated Business Models throughout the Sanitation Value Chain with Safe Resource Recovery and Reuse - Arne Panesar

Sanitation Safety Planning Manual - Kate Medlicott

Sanitation safety planning (SSP) lessons from trials in five countries - Darryl Jackson

Establishing O&M for Decentralised Urban Sanitation Infrastructure in Karnataka, India - Stefan Reuter

Waste to energy for urban India: Co-fermentation of organic kitchen waste and septage - Regina Dube

Sustainable Sanitation in East Africas Urban Informal Settlements - David Auerbach

Beyond the Latrine: Creating a Sanitation Industry - Katja Neubauer

Challenges in the enabling environment for public private partnerships in Kampala sanitation sector – Kristina Kanathigoda

EkoLakay to Konpos Lakay: SOILs household toilet and composting experiences from Haiti - Nick Preneta

Bibliographic information

Various Authors (2014). Integrated Business Models throughout the Sanitation Value Chain with Safe Resource Recovery and Reuse Conference materials

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