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Sanitation as a business

New Sustainable Sanitation Practice is OUT NOW!

The topic is „Sanitation as a business” with different examples how values can be created and how entrepreneurs can be interested to provide services in sanitation systems. 

You can also find one local example for Kenya: Community-based, resources-oriented management of separated human waste in peri-urban areas in Nakuru, Kenya and the outcome of a workshop organized by WASTE in Nairobi with the objective to explore Business Opportunities in Sanitation.


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Check out the latest issue of the SSP magazine

The ROSA (Resource-Oriented Sanitation concepts for peri-urban areas in Africa) project proposed resources-oriented sanitation concepts as a route to sustainable sanitation and was funded within the EU 6th Framework Programme, Sub-priority "Global Change and Ecosystems".

The project had duration from October 2006 to March 2010 and was implemented in four pilot cities: Arba Minch in Ethiopia, Nakuru in Kenya, Arusha in Tanzania, and Kitgum in Uganda.

Issue 4 of Sustainable Sanitation Practice (SSP) is s special issue that presents the highlight s and main findings of the ROSA project. The 7 papers included in this special issue show specific aspects of the ROSA project as well as an outlook on future activities.

It is available for free under:
http://www.ecosan.at/ssp/issue-04-the-rosa-project/issue-04

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