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NETSSAF (2008): Existing Participatory Sanitation Planning Tools (PSPTs). From Deliverable D33, D36 & D39. Network for the development of Sustainable Approaches for large scale implementation of Sanitation in Africa URL [Visita: 18.03.2010]

The application of biological filters (fixed film processes) for the removal of ammonia from brackish or salt wastewaters from fish farms is discussed. The biological removal of ammonia in fixed-film processes is explained and design examples for ammonia removal in either trickling filters or rotating biological contactors are discussed.

HOCHHEIMER, J.N. WHETON, F.W. (1998): Biological Filters: Trickling and RBC Design. Entradas: LIBEY, G.S. ; TIMMONS, M.B. (1998): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Recirculating Aquaculture Roanoke. Virginia: 291–318. URL [Visita: 18.03.2010]

http://water.me.vccs.edu/courses/ENV149/lesson3.htm [Visita: 18.03.2010]

The Mountain Empire Community College Water and Wastewater Distance Learning Course makes available all its documentation on the web. This section describes fixed film processes (including rotating biological contactors and trickling filters).

Another case study of a village in Jordan, which shows issues and challenges of planning and implementation of water governance. Rweiha village is located in an arid region with less than 200 mm rainfall per year and has no independent water sources.

EMPOWERS-INWRDAM (n.y): Rweiha Case Study . pdf presentation. EMPOWERS-INWRDAM. [Accessed: 18.03.2010]

MAEUSEZAHL, D. CHRISTEN, A. PACHECO, G. TELLEZ, F. IRIARTE, M. ZAPATA, M. CEVALLOS, M. HATTENDORF, J. CATTANEO, M. ARNOLD, B. SMITH, T. COLFORD, J. PLoS Medicine (2009): Solar Drinking Water Disinfection (SODIS) to Reduce Childhood Diarrhoea in Rural Bolivia: A Cluster-Randomized, Controlled Trial. (= e1000125 , 6 ). PLoS Medicine URL [Visita: 17.03.2010]

Extensive handbook for the implementation of SODIS projects and giving an introduction in the training of technical staff, promoters and users.

EAWAG/SANDEC (2006): Training Material for SODIS Promotion. pdf presentation. Duebendorf: Water and Sanitation in Developing Countries (SANDEC) at the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (EAWAG) URL [Visita: 17.03.2010]

Short introduction to household water treatment and the main treatment methods.

UNICEF (2008): Promotion of household water treatment and safe storage in UNICEF WASH programmes. pdf presentation. New York: United Nations Children's Fund URL [Visita: 17.03.2010]

CDC paper on the implementation of SODIS.

CDC (2008): Household Water Treatment Options in Developing Countries: Solar Disinfection (SODIS). pdf presentation. New York: Center for Disease Control and Prevention URL [Visita: 15.03.2010]

One-page introduction to main household water treatments methods, and further reading links.

CDC/USAID (2008): Preventing Diarrhoeal Disease in Developing Countries: Proven Household Water Treatment Options. Atlanta and New York: Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and United States Agency for International Development (USAID) URL [Visita: 15.03.2010]

SKG Sangha (SKG S) is a non-profit organisation that supplies biogas plants to households in rural areas of South India. The ‘Deenbandu’ design plants are built on-site by local masons and labourers trained by SKGS, with very high quality standards. Plants produce biogas by digesting cow dung, replacing all the fuel wood used for cooking.

ASHDEN (2007): Clean cooking and income generation from biogas plants in Karnataka. London: The Ashden Awards for Sustainable Energy URL [Visita: 14.03.2010]

http://www.trainingindustry.com [Visita: 12.03.2010]

The site spotlights the latest news, articles, case studies, and best practices within the training industry.

http://www.lboro.ac.uk/well/resources/fact-sheets/fact-sheets-htm/Social marketing.htm [Visita: 12.03.2010]

This is a good website which gives a comprehensive understanding about social marketing.

http://www.howtomarkettraining.com/tips.html [Visita: 12.03.2010]

This site contains a wide range of tips, tricks and tools on the topic of market training. There are several short articles about different topics which can be read.

This publication written by Johnson contains advice to some questions which Johnson was asked over several years. This includes the amount of workload which is necessary to achieve something and which activities help to gain most.

JOHNSON, G.L. (2006): How to Market Training to Your Workforce, Training growth Innovations. TrainingIndustry.com URL [Visita: 12.03.2010]

Ten-page description of all important design parameters for UASB reactors based on a large range of references.

NATURGERECHTE TECHNOLOGIEN, BAU- UND WIRTSCHAFTSBERATUNG (TBW) GmbH (2001): Anaerobic Treatment of Municipal Wastewater in UASB-reactors. (= Technical Information W6e ). GTZ and GATE URL [Visita: 11.03.2010]

Thesis assessing the anaerobic treatment of blackwater (toilet wastewater) from vacuum toilets without and with kitchen refuse and its potential for reuse and resources management sanitation concepts.

WENDLAND, C. (2008): Anaerobic Digestion of Blackwater and Kitchen Refuse. (PhD Thesis). (= Hamburger Berichte zur Siedlungswasserwirtschaft ). Hamburg: Institut fuer Abwasserwirtschaft und Gewaesserschutz (AWW), Technische Universitaet Hamburg-Hamburg (TUHH) URL [Visita: 11.03.2010]

LEAD, a local women’s organisation, promotes SODIS for the treatment of drinking water at household level, making use of its existing network of sangams (women self-help groups). In addition, teachers and students of local schools are trained. For the supply of PET-bottles, a micro-credit system was implemented.

EAWAG/SANDEC (n.y): SODIS - Water Quality improvement at Household Level. A case example from Kenya. (= SODIS Project Case Study ). Kenya: EAWAG/ SANDEC

http://web.deu.edu.tr/atiksu/ana52/ani404.html [Visita: 09.03.2010]

Different material on biological wastewater treatment (biofilm processes, trickling filters, Rotating Biological Contactors, Stabilization Ponds, Lagoon Systems, Oxidation Ditch, Advanced Treatment, Intermittent Sand Filters", Chemical Treatment and Imhoff Tank) available on the Tropak Homepage hosted by the Turkish Dokuz Eylul University in Izmir.

http://web.deu.edu.tr/atiksu/ana52/ani406.html [Visita: 09.03.2010]

Different material on activated sludge wastewater treatment systems available on the Tropak Hompage hosted by the Turkish Dokuz Eylul University in Izmir.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trickling_filter [Visita: 09.03.2010]

Wikipedia entry on trickling filters.