Iqbal, S. (1999) Duckweed Aquaculture Potentials, Possibilities and Limitations for Combined Wastewater Treatment and Animal Feed Production in Developing Countries

The rapidly growing and small floating aquatic plants of the botanical family of Lemnaceae are capable of accumulating nutrients and minerals from wastewater. The latter are finally removed from the system as the plants are harvested from the pond surface. Because of their comparatively high productivity and nutritional value, particularly their high content of valuable protein, they provide an excellent feed supplement for animals such […]

Edwards, P. (1992) Reuse of Human Wastes in Aquaculture A technical review

New national goals in wastewater treatment in the United States of America place strong emphasis on the use of natural systems and improved biological processes. These goals encourage sewage reuse through agriculture, forestry, and aquaculture (Duffer 1982). However, the cultivation of fish in wastewater has been of interest in the United States for only a short time: from a practical point of view, it remains […]

Pescod, M. B. (1992) Wastewater treatment and use in agriculture FAO irrigation and drainage paper 47

This Irrigation and Drainage Paper is intended to provide guidance to national planners and decision-makers, agricultural and municipal managers, field engineers and scientists, health and agricultural field workers, wastewater treatment plant operators and farmers. Consequently, it covers a broad range of relevant material, some in considerable depth but some more superficially. It is meant to encourage the collection, treatment and use of wastewater in agriculture […]

SuSanA (2016) RWSN SuSanA Webinar: A tool for monitoring the Scaling up of Water and Sanitation Technologies TAF

SuSanA (2018) SuSanA Monthly Webinar 18: Behavior Change (Webinar 1 of 3)

SuSanA (2018) SuSanA Monthly Webinar 17: The use of Black Soldier Fly Larva for Faecal Sludge treatment

SuSanA (2017) SuSanA Monthly Webinar 16: Ghana private sector actors facilitate innovations, learning and knowledge management in sanitation

SuSanA (2017) SuSanA Monthly Webinar 15: Community engagement tools for sanitation planning

WWAP/UN-Water (2018) The United Nations World Water Development Report 2018: Nature-Based Solutions for Water (in English, French and Spanish)

The United Nations World Water Development Report, Nature-based Solutions for Water, launched 19 March 2018 during the 8th World Water Forum, and in conjunction to the World Water Day, demonstrates how nature‐based solutions (NBS) offer a vital means of moving beyond business‐as‐usual to address many of the world’s water challenges while simultaneously delivering additional benefits vital to all aspects of sustainable development.

Fit For School (2017) WASH in Schools Operation & Maintenance Manual FIT for School

This manual is used in selected schools in the Division of Batangas in the context of researching the conditions to improve O&M of sanitation facilities in public elementary schools in the Philippines. Users of this manual are highly encouraged to provide feedback on their experience using this tool to improve the next edition. The learnings of this research project are supporting the further roll out […]

WSP, PSI (2018) Sanitation Marketing in Lao PDR - Book 5 Latrine Production and Installation Training Facilitator's Guide

Participants will learn how to produce a high quality, desirable pour-flush latrine that delivers maximum health benefits, durability, and attractiveness at an affordable price.

WSP, PSI (2018) Sanitation Marketing in Lao PDR - Book 2 Business Skills Training for Sanitation Entrepreneurs Facilitator's Guide

Participants will learn what it means to be a business owner and assess the strengths and weaknesses of their own business, so that they can manage them more effectively.

WSP, PSI (2018) Sanitation Marketing in Lao PDR - Book 1 Sanitation Marketing Implementation Facilitator's Manual

This manual is intended to be used as a reference by those responsible for implementing Sanitation Marketing in Lao PDR as well as by other organizations or third parties that have no experience with Sanitation Marketing.

Chowdhury Repon, AR., Omar, F., Mamtaz, R. (2015) Participation-Oriented Safety Training for the Faecal Sludge Emptiers Action Manual on Occupational Safety and Health

The broader objective of the Participation Oriented Safety Training (POST) manual is to support emptiers and employers involved in this field to improve their knowledge of occupational health and safety in both manual and mechanical operations. The present training manual aims to address the risks involved in faecal sludge handing and emptying operations through the implementation of participation based model. And to provide the skills […]

Dube, K. (2016) Modelling of the Thermophysical Properties of Hydrolysed Urine and its Concentrates Master thesis from the Pollution Research Group, at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (Durban, South Africa)

Ouma, J.A. (2016) Microfiltration/Ultrafiltration of stored Urine and Urine Diluted with Water Master thesis from the Pollution Research Group, at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (Durban, South Africa)

Horstman, D. (2016) Analysis and Experimental Exploration of a Nanofiltration membrane System, in the Context of Potential Urine Treatment Processes Master thesis from the Pollution Research Group, at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (Durban, South Africa)

Makununika, B.S.N (2016) Thermal Drying of Faecal Sludge from VIP latrines and Characterisation of Dried Faecal Material Master thesis from the Pollution Research Group, at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (Durban, South Africa)

Muzhingi, A. (2016) Forward osmosis of stored urine Master thesis from the Pollution Research Group, at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (Durban, South Africa)

Mangharam, A. (2017) SFD Lite Report - Madison, WI, USA

Madison is the capital of the state of Wisconsin and the county seat of Dane County, and is home to 252,551 people. Sometimes described as the City of Four Lakes, it comprises the four successive lakes of the Yahara River: Lake Mendota, Lake Monona, Lake Waubesa and Lake Kegonsa. According to the Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District, 100% of the population in Madison relies on separate […]