Library

ROSEMARIN, A. EKANE, N. CALDWELL, I. KVARNSTROEM, E. MCCONVILLE, J. RUBEN, C. FOGDE, M. (2008): Pathways for Sustainable Sanitation – Achieving the Millennium Development Goals. Stockholm: EcoSanRes Programme

LEMMENS, R. et al. (2017): Monitoring Rural Water Points in Tanzania with Mobile Phones: The Evolution of the SEMA App. . In: International Journal of Geo-information : Volume 6 Issue 10, 316.

YADAVA, L. S. HESSE, P. R. (1981): The Development and Use of Biogas Technology in Rural Areas of Asia (A Status Report 1981). Improving Soil Fertility through Organic Recycling. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and United Nations Development Program (UNEP)

(2013): Consensus Definition of Social Marketing. In: International Social Marketing Organisation: URL

VERMONT (2004): National Report of Switzerland on the Role of Ecosystems as Water Suppliers. Berne: Swiss Agency for the Environment, Forests and Landscape

EBDSN (2004): Toolkit: Start and Improve Your Business. Ethiopian Business Development Service Network (EBDSN) in collaboration with Ethio-German Micro and Small Enterprises Development Project Ethio-German TVET Programme

In this study, the environmental impacts of biogas technology in India were studied when biogas as a cooking fuel substitutes bio-fuels (fuel wood, dung and crop residues) and fossil fuels (Kerosene and LPG)

ASIKAINEN, V. (2004): Environmental Impact of Household Biogas Pants in India — Local and Global Perspective. (= Master Thesis ). Jyvaskyla: University of Jyvaskyla

This is a version of the SSWM Toolbox poster in castellano. The SSWM Toolbox Poster is created in order inform users and partners on what the SSWM Toolbox is. The poster gives a quick overview about the six main sections of the toolbox (Concept & Background, Planning & Process Tools, Understand your System, Hardware & Software, Specific Topics, and Glossary & Library).

SEECON (2013): STEP “Gestión de Agua y Saneamiento Sostenible (GASS)”. Basel: seecon international gmbh

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The paper is divided in two main parts: The first part puts forward a strong case for applying IWRM globally and defines the IWRM concept and process. The second part provides additional advice and guidance on how IWRM could be implemented in different conditions.

GWP (2000): Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). (= TEC Background Papers , 4 ). Stockholm: Global Water Partnership

GREEN CLIMATE FUND (2014): Financial Terms and Conditions of Grants and Concessional Loans. Green Climate Fund. . URL

OSBORN, A.F. (1963): Applied imagination: Principles and procedures of creative problem solving. (= 3rd Ed. ). New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons

BENGTSSON, B. et al. (2006): Environment and Pharmaceuticals. Apoteket AB

NOKES ; BUNDY (1993): Compliance and Absenteeism in School Children: Implications for Helminth Control. In: Compliance and Absenteeism in School Children: Implications for Helminth Control: Volume 87

Format explains the criteria for participants attending SSWM Courses.

SATISH, S. (2010): Sample Format of Criteria of Participation. Pune: ESF

This module is a guide to developing and implementing Training of Trainers (TOT) workshops. The overall objective of the module is to equip the participants with the knowledge and skills required to design and conduct practical training courses in mainstreaming gender in IWRM, but it can also be used for other training of trainer’s workshops. The module is supposed to be used as a manual to be able to deliver culturally specific training of trainers.

KRCHNAK, K. M. GWA (2003): Module 6 − Planning Training of Trainers (TOT) Workshops. In: GWA (2003): Gender Mainstreaming: Practical Skills and Critical Analysis ODG. Dieren: 267-294.

This presentation gives an overview about GIZ and its collaboration with the Government of India to fulfil the Indian National Urban Sanitation Policy’s vision that all Indian cities and towns become totally sanitized: i.e. the participatory approach of the City Task Force, how to process city wide baseline information, the 5 pillars for good City Sanitation Plans, comparison of NUSP and RAY, among others.

DUBE, R. (2012): City Sanitation Plans: Experiences and Perspectives of State and ULBs in India. National Workshop on Improving Services in Urban Water Supply and Sanitation New Delhi, July 9-10, 2012. Eschborn: Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)

This presentation gives an overview about existing sustainable sanitation techniques.

UDERT, K. TILLEY, E. (n.y): Sanitation Systems and Technologies for Developing Countries. Pdf Presentation. Duebendorf: Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science (Eawag)

This two-page paper manual describes the low-cost drip irrigation.

RCSD (Editor) (2008): Low Cost Drip Irrigation Manual. Assam: Resources Centre for Sustainable Development (RCSD) URL

This presentation is designed to equip people with the knowledge and tools to design innovative and sustainable business models. It covers the essential components of a business model, including customer segments, value propositions, revenue streams, channels, key activities, resources, and partnerships.

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

En este documento se evalúa el proyecto PRAGUAS que se dio en Ecuador, el cual tenía la finalidad de lograr una reforma a nivel institucional lograr, invertir en proyectos de agua y saneamiento e impulsar modelos de gestión; se evidencia la problemática y se plantean recomendaciones.

CARE (2008): Análisis del proyecto a pequeños municipios en agua y saneamiento – Programa PRAGUAS. Programa de alianzas multisectoriales en gestión del recurso hídrico LAC PPA. Honduras: Care

Language: Spanish