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LETTINGA, G. ; ROERSMA, R. ; GRIN, P. (1983): Anaerobic Treatment of Raw Domestic Sewage at Ambient Temperatures Using a Granular Bed UASB Reactor. In: Biotechnology and Bioengineering: Volume 25 , 1701-1723.

This paper analyses the differences between the users’ willingness to pay for maintenance and operation in rural markets and village DWS schemes of Nepal based on information collected through a questionnaire survey of 205 households and institutional survey of 12 DWS water user committees.

BHANDARI, B. GRANT, M. CURRY, S. WEDC (2006): Sustainable Development of Water Resources, Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation. A Willingness to Pay for Maintenance and Operation of Rural DWS Schemes. (= WEDC Conference , 32 ). Colombo: Water, Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC) URL

This short matrix shows what can be done by using the media to make an issue public.

UN-WATER (2009): Communication-Matrix. UN-Water

The impact of riverbank filtration (RBF) on the treatment of water from the River Yamuna at Mathura, which has disagreeable visual properties, has been investigated. The dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and colour of the river water were 4.0–6.8 mg/L and 40–65 colour units (CU), respectively. Pre-chlorination is in practice to improve raw water quality. Chlorine doses as high as 60 mg/L ahead of the water treatment units reduced colour by about 78%. Removal of DOC and UV-absorbance was less than 18%. In comparison to direct pumping of the river water, collection of water through RBF resulted in the reduction of DOC, colour, UV-absorbance and fecal coliforms by around 50%. However, riverbank filtrate did not conform to the drinking water quality standards. Therefore, riverbank-filtered water along with the Yamuna water were ozonated for different durations. To reduce DOC to the desired level, the dose of ozone required for the riverbank filtrate was found to be considerably less than the ozone required for the river water. RBF as compared to direct pumping of Yamuna water appears to be effective in improving the quality of the raw water.

SINGH, P. ; KUMAR, P. ; MEHROTRA, I. ; GRISCHEK, T. (2010): Impact of Riverbank Filtration on Treatment of Polluted River Water. In: Journal of Environmental Management: Volume 91 , 1055-1062.

AHMED, M.F. (2003): Treatment of Arsenic Contaminated Water. In: AHMED, M. F. ; (n.y): Arsenic Contamination in Southeast Asia Region: Technologies for Arsenic Mitigation. Dhaka: 354-403.

This trainers guide provides guidelines for participatory learning and action, which can be applied for any training or workshop.

GUIJT, I. PRETTY, J. SCOONES, I. THOMPSON, J. (1995): A Trainers Guide for Participatory Learning and Action. London: International Institute for Environment and Development

Describes learning activities which enhance adult learning and contains information on how to do effective learning that can facilitate attention, motivation, memory, and comprehension.

SALMAN, R. (2006): How Adults Learn Facilitating Training. In: Bahrain Medical Bulletin: Volume 28 , 2.

A planning checklist for a successful event execution.

SATISH, S. (2010): Top Tips of planning an Event. Pune: SSWM Toolbox

GIZ (2011): Decentralised treatment system for wastewater treatment in the catchment of an urban pond, the Bandhwa Talab, Raipur. Eschborn: Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)

SMILEY, F. (2018): Leadership guide to conflict and conflict management. .

En este documento se definen los conceptos básicos de saneamiento ecológico y cierre del ciclo “flujo circular”, se mencionan los problemas que se han acarreado por los “flujos lineales”; y se describe el enfoque de la reutilización de orina y excreta como recurso que puede aportar a la protección de recursos y disminución de problemas relacionados con saneamiento y provisión de agua.

ESREY, A. ; ANDERSON, I. ; HILLERS, A. ; SAWYER, R. (2001): Cerrando el Ciclo. Saneamiento Ecológico para la seguridad alimentaria. In: Publicaciones sobre Recursos Hídricos: Volume 18

Language: Spanish

This case study provides recommendations for better management of desalination plants in San Francisco Bay. Environmental issues, operation, and technologies are also discussed.

SFBCDC (2005): Desalination and San Francisco Bay. San Francisco: San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission (SFBCDC) PDF

LI, Y.F. BIDLEMAN, F. (2003): Correlation between global emissions of α-hexachlorocyclohexane and its concentrations in the arctic air.

Este capítulo se refiere al enfoque de “cero emisiones” respecto al manejo eficiente de las aguas residuales, plantea nuevas tecnologías de saneamiento que aporten al reuso y reciclaje de aguas residuales.

OTTERPOHL, R. (2000): Diseño de un sistema de sanidad altamente eficiente con control de fuente, y experiencias en la práctica.

Language: Spanish

This presentation by CRS contains a well-structured overview of the arborloo. The slides contain historical information as well as information on technological, economic and agricultural aspects.

SIMPSON, M. Holistic Innovations in Agriculture Programming (2009): Arborloos Improved Hygiene Intervention increases Agricultural Production. (pdf presentation). Washington, D.C.: Catholic Relief Service (CRS): East Africa Regional Office

SVANSTROEM, M. ; MODELL, M. ; TESTER, J. (2004): Direct Energy Recovery from Primary and Secondary Sludges by Supercritical Water Oxidation. In: Water Science Technology: Volume 49 , 201–208.

WAGSTAFF, A. CLAESON, M. (2004): The Millennium Development Goals for Health: Rising to the Challenges. Washington, DC: The World Bank

WOLMAN, M. G. ; LEOPOLD, L. B. (1957): River Flood Plains: Some Observations on their Formation. In: Professional Paper: , 86-109.

SPRING HEALTH (EDITOR) (2013): Spring Health Pitch Deck. PDF

BAGNALL, L. O. SCHERTZ, C. E. DUBBE, D. R. (1987): Harvesting and Handling of Biomass. In: REDDY, K.R. ; SMITH, W.H. (1987): Aquatic Plants for Water Treatment and Resource Recovery. Orlando: .