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Se presenta de una manera general las estrategias y herramientas en la ciudad de la Habana en Cuba para la implementación de proyectos Ecosan, se hace mención a un proyecto de edificio cero emisiones que tiene el fin de demostrar el cierre del círculo, además se presenta información sobre las limitaciones de la agricultura urbana y el modo en que se podría beneficiar deEcosan.

AVENDAÑO, V. MANG, H. WERNER, C. KLINGEL, F. (2003): Implementación de Enfoques de Saneamiento en la Provincia de la Habana, Cuba. Eschborn: Agencia alemana de cooperación internacional (GTZ) GmbH

Language: Spanish

This presentation provides knowledge and tools (Go-to-Market Canvas) to develop effective and impactful strategies for launching and scaling products or services in the market. You will learn the key elements of a successful Go-to-Market strategy and how to master the complexities of reaching and engaging with target customers.

WAFLER, M. and JONCOURT, S. (2023): Go-to-Market Strategy. Training Program on Sustainable Natural and Advance Technologies and Business Partnerships for Water & Wastewater Treatment, Monitoring and Safe Water Reuse in India. PDF

SUMAROKOV, YA. ; BRENN, T. ; KUDRYAVTSEV, AV. ; NILSSEN, O. (2014): Suicides in the indigenous and non-indigenous populations in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Northwestern Russia, and associated socio-demographic characteristics. In: Suicides in the indigenous and non-indigenous populations in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Northwestern Russia, and associated socio-demographic characteristics: Volume 73

CAMPBELL, C.J. (1997): Better understanding urged for rapidly depleting reserves. In: Oil and Gas Journal 95: Volume 14 , 51-54.

The United Nations General Comment on the right to water.

UN COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC ; SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS (CESCR GC 15) (2002): General Comment No. 15 (2002): The Right to Water (arts. 11 and 12 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights), 20 January 2003 (E/C.12/2002/11) . CESCR, GC 15

This briefing note presents concepts and technologies that have been developed to facilitate development of effective sanitation programme in communities with challenging hydro-geologic conditions also mentioning arborloo.

WATER AID (n.y): New Sanitation Technologies for Communities with Poor Soil . (pdf presentation). Nigeria: WATER AID

This publication offers the most important information on doing business in India, with an extensive chapter on the starting a business.

WORLD BANK (2014): Doing Business 2014. Economy Profile: India. In: A World Bank Group Flagship Report:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNTr8wJqooM

Short video about the WATA® device and its positive health impact for people when treating water consistently. Produced by Antenna Foundation on the occasion of World Water Day 2017.

ADB (1998): Gender Guidelines in Water Supply and Sanitation. Checklist. Manila: Asian Development Bank

Training session plan on portable sensor for volatile fatty acid (VFA) and pathogens.

PLACER, M and GÓMEZ, S. (2023): Training Session Plan - Volatile Fatty Acid (VFA) and Pathogens.. Training Program on Sustainable Natural and Advance Technologies and Business Partnerships for Water & Wastewater Treatment, Monitoring and Safe Water Reuse in India . PDF

The thesis consists of three papers, the first of which investigates incineration of faecal matter as a treatment and sanitation method using a locally fabricated incinerator made of steel sheets. The second and third papers investigate composting of faeces and food waste at two size scales, using 78-litre and 216-litre wooden reactors.

NIWAGABA, C. (2007): Human Excreta Treatment Technologies – prerequisites, constraints and performance. (= Licentiate thesis ). Uppsala: Swedish Agricultural University (SLU), Department of Biometry and Engineering

This leaflet provides a summary on why and how to fertilize with urine including brief application recommendations, hygiene considerations and trouble shooting support.

VALLEY VIEW UNIVERSITY (2008): Fertilisation with Urine in Agriculture – in a Nutshell. University of Hohenheim Germany: Berger Biotechnik and Valley View University Ghana.

STUCKEY, D. C. H. H. P. Fang (2010): Anaerobic Baffled Reactor (ABR) for Wastewater Treatment. In: H. H. P. Fang (2010): Environmental Anaerobic Technology. London: .

TRUSLOVE, J.P. et al. (2019): Understanding the Functionality and Burden on Decentralised Rural Water Supply: Influence of Millennium Development Goal. Water. Volume 11 Issue 3, 2073-4441.

Technical factsheet on the design, application, performance and operation of sequencing batch reactors (SBRs), a type of activated sludge wastewater treatment plants. English, Spanish

U.S. EPA (1999): Sequencing Batch Reactors. (= Wastewater Technology Fact Sheet, EPA 832-F-99-073 ). United States Environment Protection Agency (U.S. EPA)

O’BYRNE, R. (2011): 7 ways everyone can cut supply chain costs. . In: Supply Chain Quarterly:

This presentation is adapted from the Ecosan Curriculum 2.3. The ecosan curriculum was created in order to compile the large amount of information in a structured and comprehensive way. This is the tutorial on ecological sanitation and human dignity.

GNANAKAN, K. CONRADIN, K. HEEB, J. JENSSEN, P. (2008): M2: Ecosan – an Approach to Human Dignity, Community Health and Food Security. M2-3: Ecosan and Human Dignity. PDF presentation (tutorial). In: HEEB, J. ; JENSSEN, P. ; GNANAKAN ; CONRADIN, K. ; (2008): Ecosan Curriculum 2.3. Switzerland, India and Norway: .

This PDF presentation gives an overview on the national bio-digester programme in Cambodia. Design consideration, benefits of biogas digesters and its potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are discussed.

BUNNY, H. BESSELINK, I. (n.y): The National Bio-digester Programme in Cambodia. In Relation to the Clean Development Mechanism. National Bio-digester Programme and NV Netherlands Development Organisation

PPT presentation on the advantages of biogas reuse.

WAFLER, M. (2009): Reuse of Energy (Biogas). (PPT presentation). (= Ecosan Training Courses for TSC officials ). Wien: seecon international GmbH

Compilation of case studies of anaerobic treatment and biogas production at industrial scale. Examples from different industries such as the leather industry, meat and dairy industry and the pulp and paper industry are presented. The treatment of high-strength municipal wastewater/sewage and wastes from vegetable markets are also illustrated.

UNDP (2006): Green Energy from Wastes. Ministry of non-conventional Energy Sources, Government of India and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)