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WESTCOTT, T. (2006): The Certified Manager of Quality/Organizational Excellence Handbook. Third Edition. Wisconsin: ASQ Quality Press

HIGGINS, J. ; WALLACE, S. ; WALTERS, M. ; SMITH, S. ; DUMMOND, L. ; MIHAIL, A. (2010): Developing Engineered Stormwater Wetland Technology to Better Manage Stormwater Runoff Quality. In: 12th IWA International Conference on Wetland Systems for Water Pollution Control, October 4-8 2010, Venice, Italy:

This document provides information on the pollution sources and quantities in Frogn before and after the upgrading of decentralised wastewater treatment systems.

JENSSEN, P.D. (n.y): Water Pollution in the Area before and after Upgrading of the Sanitary Systems. Aas: Norvergian University of Life Science (UMB)

DRIES, N., PEPERMANS, R. & CARLIER, O. (2008): Career success: Constructing a multidimensional model. In: Journal of Vocational Behavior: Volume 73 , 254-267.

A soon-to-be released WaterAid India review of India’s Total Sanitation Campaign in five states finds both positives and negatives in the ambitious programme. It also raises some serious questions about sustainability. It found out that subsidies can overcome serious budget constraints but are not necessary to spur action, for shaming can be very effective by harnessing the power of social pressure and peer monitoring. Through a combination of shaming and subsidies, social marketing can improve sanitation worldwide.

KHURANA, I. MAHAPATRA, R. SEN, R. (2008): India's Total Sanitation Campaign: Half full, half empty. Pune: InfoChange

This booklet gives a good overview of the application of energisers with emphasis on the purpose, strengths and limitations and also provides useful examples.

UNESCO (2004): Training Guide and Training Techniques. Asia-Pacific Programme of Education for All. Bangkok: UNESCO Bangkok

LAFASTO, F.M.J, LARSON, C.E. (2001): When teams work best: 6,000 team members and leaders tell what it takes to succeed. .

Es una presentación en donde se muestra el proyecto piloto Nuevo Pachacútec localizado en Perú, se exponen las actividades que se realizaron y al final sus resultados del proyecto.

CÁCERES, O. (2003): Mejora de la Seguridad Alimentaria y del Saneamiento en Zonas Periurbanas: Ciudad Pachacútec – Ventanilla. Aspecto Socio-cultural, Promoción, Comunicación y Participación. El Salvador: Taller de Entrenamiento ECOSAN

Language: Spanish

BINDER, C. ; SCHERTENLEIB, R. ; DIAZ, J. ; BADER, H.P. ; BACCINI, P. (1997): Regional water balance as a tool for water management in developing countries. In: International Journal of Water Resources Development: Volume 13 , 5-20.

This presentation gives a brief overview on aspects related to larger scale application of urine in agriculture.

RICHERT, A. EcoSanRes ; Richert Miljoekompetens (2009): Large Scale Handling of Urine and Faeces. (pdf presentation). Stockholm: Stockholm Environmental Institute

HICKEL, K.A. ; DOTSON, A. ; THOMAS, T.K. ; HEAVENER, M. ; HÉBERT, J. ; WARREN, J.A. (2017): The search for an alternative to piped water and sewer systems in the Alaskan Arctic. In: Environmental Science and Pollution Research: Volume 25 Issue 33 URL

CORDELL, D. KERSCHNER, C. (2008): 9 Reasons why markets fail to manage global P resources for food production. Sydney/Linoeping: University of Technology/Linköping University

The paper examines the right of access to water as it is consecrated in the South African constitution. It then focuses on the implementation of the constitutional right and highlights major challenges to the realization of the right to water with regard to the South African water framework.

GOWLLAND-GUALTIERI, A. (2007): South Africa’s water law and policy framework, Implications for the right to water. International Environmental Law Research Centre (IELRC)

http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/crops/facts/cover_crops01/cover.htm

This online interactive document from the ministry of agriculture, food and rural affairs of Ontaria (Canada) provides detailed information on the functions of cover crops.

This document present a detailed description of the case study implemented at Amanora Park, including history of the project, design information, materials and project components, costs and economics, and details about operation and maintenance, practical information and lessons learnt.

ZAPATA, P. (2015): Wastewater Treatment and Reuse in Amanora Park Town, Pune, Maharashtra, India. Case Study. In: NaWaTech Project:

This presentation offers a broader view on High Rate Algae Ponds (HRAP).

UGGETTI, E., ORTIZ, A. and KHAHIL, N. (2023): UPC - High Rate Algae Ponds (HRAP). Training Program on Sustainable Natural and Advance Technologies and Business Partnerships for Water & Wastewater Treatment, Monitoring and Safe Water Reuse in India . PDF

RPI (2014): Index of dept/chem-eng/Biotech-Environ/FUNDAMENT. New York: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI)

This report documents the results of studies on open defecation in rural communities and the cultural values that reinforce its practices carried out by WaterAid in Burkina Faso, Ghana, Mali, and Nigeria. In these countries, the practice of open defecation is surrounded by cultural taboos and beliefs. Because some communities where Water Aid works are particularly resistant to abandoning open defecation, a series of in-country studies have been carried out to identify the socio-cultural barriers specific to communities in the region.

WATERAID (2009): Towards Total Sanitation. Socio-cultural barriers and triggers tot total sanitation in West Africa.

Format designed to distribute the tasks and responsibilities during a training cycle.

SATISH, S. (2010): Sample Format of Training Tasks Plan. Pune: SSWM Toolbox

This paper describes the technical and financial parameters and marketing strategy of a decentralized compost plant located in Mirpur Dhaka, which was established by Waste Concern in 1995.

ZURBRUGG, C. ; DRESCHER, S. ; RYTZ, I. ; SINHA, A.H.M. ; ENAYETULLAH, I. (2004): Decentralized Composting in Bangladesh a Win-Win Situation for All Stakeholders. In: Resources Conservation and Recycling: Volume 43 , 281-292.