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Improving the skills of Wastewater Reuse (WWR) stakeholder’s in assessing the economic viability of WWR projects, and enhancing their knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the vital and crucial role of the economic and financial tools in developing thorough and sustainable WWR projects, will help in upgrading the processes of optimal allocation and efficient application of …

Assessing the Economic Feasibility for Integrated Wastewater Reuse (WWR) Projects: From Formulation to Reporting (ECON-WWR) Read More »

By definition, Sanitation Safety Plans (SSP) manage risks associated with wastewater use in agriculture. Accordingly, very low level of wastewater treatment would not exclude wastewater from being used safely for agriculture production, which might reduce burden on governments regarding huge investments required for high level of wastewater treatment. Consequently, safe agricultural reuse might be optimized …

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By definition, Sanitation Safety Plans (SSP) manage risks associated with wastewater use in agriculture. Accordingly, very low level of wastewater treatment would not exclude wastewater from being used safely for agriculture production, which might reduce burden on governments regarding huge investments required for high level of wastewater treatment. Consequently, safe agricultural reuse might be optimized …

Stakeholders Acceptance and Gender Integration in Reuse Interventions Read More »

The training course outline introduces that wastewater shall not be managed as a waste. It should be collected and treated to a standard that allow its reuse in aquaculture, landscaping, groundwater recharge and agriculture. Appropriate wastewater treatment technologies shall be adopted with due consideration to economizing in energy consumption, and quality assurance of the effluent …

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