Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
#Eawag #Sandec will be well represented at the upcoming 9th World Water Forum in #Dakar, #Senegal. This video highlights some of Sandec's past research in Dakar, efforts to provide sustainable and affordable on-site #sanitation solutions in low-income urban areas.
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the 5th episode of the series "Towards Citywide Inclusive Sanitation" is online. thanks for watching, sharing and commenting!
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Dear Sandec friends, we hope you and your families are all healthy. Many
of us need to stay at home in the coming weeks and even months. In this
difficult time, let us exchange interesting WASH articles, books,
blogs, courses, etc. We invite you all to share your recommendations
directly in the comments section of this video. Stay home. Stay healthy. Stay curious.
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the 4th episode of the series "Towards Citywide Inclusive Sanitiation" is online. thanks for watching, sharing and commenting!
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Interested in learning how Kathmandu is moving towards citywide inclusive sanitation?
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The video series “Towards Citywide Inclusive Sanitation” portrays African and Asian cities moving towards citywide inclusive sanitation. Sanitation experts from Kampala, Lusaka, Kathmandu, Dhaka and Abidjan tell the sanitation story of their cities. The videos from Kampala and Lusaka are now online!
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Sandec is the Department of Sanitation, Water and Solid Waste for Development at the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (Eawag). Sandec conducts research on innovative, evidence-based methods, best practices, and technologies that improve and enable access to inclusive, sustainable sanitation, water and solid waste infrastructure and services for low- and middle-income countries. Our aim is to support, inform, and impact research, education, policy, standards, and practice towards achieving the SDGs by:
Collaborating with universities, research institutions, NGOs, governmental bodies, humanitarian agencies and development organisations.
Fostering partnerships with the public and private sectors to develop and test applied research at household, community, city-wide, national and regional scales.
Offering capacity development, education and training.
Communicating, publishing and disseminating our research, knowledge and training tools as open source.