Pit emptying
A study of the pit emptiers’ market- insights from quantitative surveys and qualitative findings
Pit latrine emptying services in several African cities are typically provided by small-scale, private-sector actors. In Kampala & Blantyre, the focus areas of this study, these services are completely privatized or under a PPP with the government. It is (assumed to be) a low-margin, unglamorous, and informal activity. In the past decade, some pit emptying…
Read More about A study of the pit emptiers’ market- insights from quantitative surveys and qualitative findingsWater For People India and its partners are developing the prototype for a pit life extender (using membranes) and a compact mobile treatment unit. A Pit Life extender is a compact treatment unit, meant for treatment of liquid effluent (urine and watery fecal matter) of pit latrines, household septic tanks and leach pits on daily…
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A World Resources Institute Case Study featuring the Water For People Uganda team’s sanitation work in Kampala, including the Gulper technology.
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A summary of sanitation initiatives the Water For People Uganda team is implementing together with the Kampala Capital City Authority, including a city-wide strategic plan, toilet improvement technologies and financing, pit emptying, briquettes and compost.
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A technical note from Water For People’s Uganda team on piloting mobile fecal sludge transfer tanks in five divisions of Kampala, including design, fabrication, and pilot phases.
Read More about Piloting Transfer Tanks in KampalaPiloting Mobile Fecal Sludge Transfer Tanks in Kampala
A 2018 WEDC paper featuring the Water For People Uganda team’s work piloting mobile fecal sludge transfer tanks in five divisions of Kampala, including design, fabrication, and pilot phases.
Read More about Piloting Mobile Fecal Sludge Transfer Tanks in KampalaInnovation Fueling Sustainable Sanitation
A blog on the Water For People Uganda team’s SaniHub work, including market-driven technologies for pit emptying.
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