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ZAMBIA: Statement of Commitments

This document states the commitments of the Republic of Zambia on sanitation and water supply goals.

SWA (n.y): ZAMBIA: Statement of Commitments. New York, NY: Sanitation and Water for All (SWA) URL [Accessed: 13.06.2012]
Sector Capacity Study Water and Sanitation. Final Report

This document contains details of the capacity availability and capacity needs of different institutions in the Zambian water and sanitation sector. A study was carried out by local and international partners, which results are presented.

STOLTZ, H.T. JOERGENSEN, M. MUTALE, M. ZULU, A. SIPUMA, R. LUMBA, W.K. (2007): Sector Capacity Study Water and Sanitation. Final Report. Collaborative Effort between Government of Zambia. Lusaka: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Denmark URL [Accessed: 13.06.2012]
PPIAF Assistance in the Republic of Zambia

This report gives information on the Zambian government private sector development reform program, with the aim of facilitating private sector engagement for the development priority infrastructure sectors (energy, water and transport).

PPIAF (2012): PPIAF Assistance in the Republic of Zambia. Nairobi: Public Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF) URL [Accessed: 13.06.2012]
Zambia
GOOGLE MAPS (2012): Zambia. Mountain View, CA: Google Inc URL [Accessed: 13.06.2012]
The Convention on the Sustainable Management of Lake Tanganyika

This convention outlines the conditions of the shared Lake Tanganyika between Zambia, Tanzania, Burundi and Congo.

GOB ; GOC ; GOT ; GOZ (2003): The Convention on the Sustainable Management of Lake Tanganyika. No Location: Government of the Republic of Burundi (GOB); Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (GOC); Government of the United Republic of Tanzania (GOT); Government of the Republic of Zambia (GOZ) URL [Accessed: 13.06.2012]
http://www.wssinfo.org/
http://www.wssinfo.org/ [Accessed: 13.06.2012]

The website of the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP) for Water Supply and Sanitation is a resource for decision makers, researchers, and civil society at large to learn about the JMP's activities, the status of water supply and sanitation coverage and its importance for our health and well-being, and to obtain detailed statistics about the use of water and sanitation facilities at different scales (global, regional and country-level).

Brundtland Report

In 1987, the World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED), which had been set up in 1983, published a report entitled «Our common future». The document came to be known as the «Brundtland Report» after the Commission's chairwoman, Gro Harlem Brundtland. It developed guiding principles for sustainable development as it is generally understood today. The Brundtland Report stated that critical global environmental problems were primarily the result of the enormous poverty of the South and the non-sustainable patterns of consumption and production in the North. It called for a strategy that united development and the environment – described by the now-common term «sustainable development». Sustainable development is defined as follows:«Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.»In 1989, the report was debated in the UN General Assembly, which decided to organize a UN Conference on Environment and Development.

UN WCED (1997): Brundtland Report. New York: United Nations. World Commission on Environment and Development (UN WEDC) URL [Accessed: 12.06.2012]
From Crap to Food

Short popular article addressing wastewater resources and future solutions.

JENSSEN, P.D. ; BERGSTRØM, C. ; VATN, A. (2009): From Crap to Food. المُدخلات: The New Economy, Summer Edition: , 72-73. URL [Accessed: 12.06.2012]
Wasting Water

Short popular article addressing water and wastewater resources and future solutions.

JENSSEN, P.D. ; NYBORG, I. (2009): Wasting Water. المُدخلات: The New Economy, Autumn Edition: , 54-55. URL [Accessed: 12.06.2012]
Sequenced Bioleaching and Bioaccumulation of Phosphorus From Sludge Combustion – A New Way of Resource Reclaiming

The recovery of phosphorus from sewage sludge incineration ash as well as the separation of heavy metals from ash was investigated by using the biotechnological process of bioleaching and bioaccumulation of released phosphorus by newly developed population of bioleaching bacteria.

ZIMMERMAN, J. ; DOTT, W. (2009): Sequenced Bioleaching and Bioaccumulation of Phosphorus From Sludge Combustion – A New Way of Resource Reclaiming. المُدخلات: Advanced Materials Research: Volume 71 URL [Accessed: 05.06.2012]
Recovering Ammonium and Struvite Fertilisers from Digested Sludge Dewatering Liquors

This paper describes the results of investigating the potential for stripping N and P from dewatering liquors physico-chemically and the markets for the stripped N and P as fertilisers separate from the biosolids.

EVANS, T.D. (n.y): Recovering Ammonium and Struvite Fertilisers from Digested Sludge Dewatering Liquors. Stonecroft: Tim Evans Environment URL [Accessed: 05.06.2012]
Source Separated Wastewater a New Resource for Producing Mineral Fertilizer

This presentation talks about separated wastewater as a new source for fertiliser production and includes 5 conventional options for concentration/solidification: 1. Membrane filtration; 2. Precipitation with iron and aluminium; 3. Precipitation and treatment with lime; 4. Struvite production; 5. Ammonia stripping in closed loop.

VRAALE, L. JENSSEN, P.D. (2005): Source Separated Wastewater a New Resource for Producing Mineral Fertilizer. Durban: 3rd. International Conference on Ecological Sanitation. [Accessed: 05.06.2012] PDF