4th International Faecal Sludge Management Conference

19–23 February 2017Chennai, India

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2 Asian Institute of Technology

3 Lixil India Pvt. Ltd

4 Janicki Bioenergy

5 Population Services International

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7 BORDA / CDD Society

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9 Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP)

10 SNV Netherlands Development Organisation

11 WaterAid India

12 Organica Biotech Pvt. Ltd

13 NFSSM Alliance and India Sanitation Coalition

14 Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Institute – TRUCK

15 Exhibition Lounge

16 Critical Practices LLC

17 Water Research Commission

18 International Water Management Institute

19 Tide Technocrats Pvt. Ltd. / Biomass Controls LLC

20 Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA)

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Naturally Acceptable Technological Sustainable, Asian Institute of Technology

FAecAl Sluge MANAgeMeNT (FSM) Toolbox ProjecT

Thailand Dr. Thammarat Koottatep (+66-2) 524 6188 / thamarat@ait.asia www.natstoilet.com

In the recent decade, there has been a substantial growth in investment and interest to address the challenges in “Faecal Sludge Management” (FSM). A favorable and relaxed financial environment has been created by funding organisations to go for trials of various FSM solutions. In the league of finding efficient solutions, Naturally Acceptable and Technologically Sustainable (NATS) in Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), holds a substantial position for the work it has been doing. NATS reaches out to address the FSM challenges with two different approaches

Solar Septic Tank: An Innovative Sanitation Technology Solving problem at the point of generation

This septic tank uses the abundantly present source of energy, SOLAR. The temperature in the tank is increased by 40-50oC, accelerating the anaerobic digestion. This increased microbial methanogenic activity in the sludge layer of the septic tank results in more organic degradation, less total volatile solids or sludge accumulation and more production of methane gas than in conventional septic tanks operating at the ambient temperature. The reduction of sludge accumulation delays the frequency of desludging and subsequent treatment of faecal sludge (FS). The increased biogas (energy) could be used for lighting and heating, while the effluents with low E. coli concentration would reduce the public health threat. These solar septic tanks are currently used in some areas of Thailand. To find more about this, please visit our stall.

FSM Toolbox One stop database with necessary supports to key people involved in FSM

NATS has been the creator and the curator of the FSM Toolbox along with the support of its partners. The Toolbox is a one stop database of necessary tools

and documents to address the issues of FSM. Initially, focused for three target users (Donors, City Planner, Consultants) these tailor made tools are applicable to all genres of FSM practicioners. Toolbox helps you from knowing your city FSM situation, to selecting appropriate technologies, to projecting its cost, until monitoring with resources led out in an organized structure called FSM Program Workflow. To find our more, please visit www.fsmtoolbox.com or drop by our stall.

borDA / cDD Society

SANTATIoN For All

Germany / India Susmita Sinha (+91) 9900050801 / sinha@borda-ltd.de www.borda.de, www.cddindia.org

In the field of FSM, BORDA and its partner CDD Society are pioneers and leaders with over 10 years of on-the-ground project experience around the world. We focus on the entire FSM value chain, applying global learning to local implementation. This full-cycle approach, combined with our capacity for local and regional service provision, enables us to deliver town-scale FSM infrastructure and services adapted to community needs.

The Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association (BORDA) was founded in 1977 by planners, engineers, business people and social scientists as a civil society expert organisation. Collaborating worldwide with more than 40 organisations, BORDA is committed to making the transition towards liveable and inclusive cities that give disadvantaged urban populations access to essential public services such as energy, sanitation, waste management, and water. With its partners, BORDA designs and implements innovative system packages; fosters capacity development at the local, national and international level; and facilitates dialogue between civil society organisations, communities, government entities, the private sector, scientific institutions, and international organisations. BORDA is active in 25 countries in Latin America, Central and West Asia, South and Southeast Asia, and Africa.

The Consortium for DEWATS Dissemination (CDD) Society is a not-for-profit organisation established

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in 2005 that provides integrated turnkey service to government, sustained through a public-private partnership model. CDD designs, builds and operates faecal sludge treatment plants, ultimately transferring their control to urban local authorities. We also operate de-sludging trucks, ensuring that faecal sludge is safely transported, treated and reused. While our strength lies in providing integrated operation & management of de-sludging trucks and treatment plants, our process aims to create the systems and build the capacities that make FSM sustainable.

The process begins with surveying, data collection and stakeholder engagement to understand local sanitation needs and challenges. Post-assessment we design end-to-end FSM systems for our city partners. The construction and operation of treatment plants are customised for their location, with technical specifications derived from the baseline study. Our system solutions include policy frameworks for local authorities with stage-based implementation, FSTP operating policies, and streamlined transportation of septage from septic tanks or pits. We also support local authorities and state governments in the bidding and selection process, prepare bid documents and processes, and evaluate bidders. From start to finish, our service is designed to ensure that our city partners achieve their sanitation goals.

borDA – bremen overseas research and Development Association

borDA PArTNer SoluTIoNS: TIlIA – bDZ – INNoQuA – lIve eNergIeS – PIA

Germany Christoph Sodemann (+49) 1523 4354866 / sodemann@borda.de www.borda.de

BORDA and five partners present a joint exhibition to highlight the value of cooperation in the fields of wastewater and faecal sludge management. Improving sanitation for all means expanding basic needs services in ways that are sustainable for local communities and for the environment. This multi-faceted challenge cannot be met by organisations working alone. It requires new and integrated approaches in all aspects of FSM including strategy, policy, technology, service provision, partnership,

training, testing and certification. Sharing of expertise and collaboration on the ground are key to implementing innovative, lasting solutions that work for all.

BORDA’s presentation partners are Tilia, BDZ, PIA, Live Energies, and INNOQUA.

Tilia acts as a consulting service provider in the fields of energy, water, waste, the environment, and other essential services. Urban energy and optimisation of plant operation are two areas of particular expertise. www.tilia.info

BDZ (Training and Demonstration Centre for Decentralized Sewage Treatment) is an association for the promotion and successful establishment of decentralized wastewater management. Offering a manufacturer-independent platform for capacity building and implementation research, BDZ has approximately 100 members from the industrial, educational and public sectors. www.bdz-abwasser.de

PIA (The Testing Institute for Wastewater Technology) is an accredited and notified testing body for the certification of wastewater treatment products, covering a broad spectrum of small and medium-sized wastewater treatment plants. www.pia-gmbh.com

Live Energies, a technology and project management consultancy company established at the Entrepreneurship Centre of the University of Hohenheim, specialises in energy strategy, renewable energy project development, management and implementation, and project financing. www.liveenergies.de

INNOQUA, a Horizon 2020 EU-funded consortium of 20 partners, seeks to demonstrate in real conditions a modular system for water treatment based on the purifying capacity of biological microorganisms. www.innoqua-project.eu

The INNOQUA project is coordinated by NOBATEK, a private French non-profit technological research organization working since 2004 in sustainable building technology, architecture and urban planning, and energy efficiency. www.nobatek.com

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critical Practices llc

The eArThAuger

USA Chuck Henry (+1) 2067551394 / critical.practices@gmail.com www.earthauger.org

The EarthAuger is a hybrid sanitation system: a urine diverting dry toilet (UDDT) and a composting toilet. It requires no water (nor pollutes any water); it requires no electricity, it has little odor or flies; it can be used in difficult situations like areas prone to flooding, shallow groundwater, or unstable ground; it produces two usable end products: compost (for improving soils) and urine (a great liquid fertilizer); and it’s easy to use, maintain and fix.

The EarthAuger is supplied as a pre-manufactured kit including the injection molded user interface (pedestal or squat) with all auger and pipe components. As with a conventional flush toilet, this can be installed in a vast variety of housings (from brick built houses to bamboo shelters and everything in-between) provided there is an outside wall for the pipe to exit through. Kit assembly and installation within the housing of choice can be conducted by our team or we can provide instructional assistance to guide you through the process. The compost collection container and urine collection container or fertigation pipe system can be provided but are better sourced locally to ensure compatibility with installation requirements.

eram Scientific Solutions

eToIleT

India Bincy Baby (+91) 9072852244 bincy@eramscientific.com www.eramscientific.com

eToilet (patent pending) is India’s first modular, pre-fabricated public toilet made of steel and is integrated with user-friendly electronic interfaces, to ensure

cleanliness and hygiene to every user. Unmanned and automated, eToilets have remote monitoring capabilities and its health status can be tracked over web. These toilets incorporate full-cycle approach in sustainable sanitation by integrating electrical, mechanical and web-mobile technologies. They control entry, usage, cleaning, and remote monitoring capabilities with multiple revenue options.

Features – Snapshot• Easy to install• Consumes less water• Power efficient• Enhanced cleanliness through auto flushes &

floor washing• Unmanned operations• Coin operated entry/free access• Onsite waste treatment using anaerobic

biodegradation• No regular manual cleaning/maintenance required• Outdoor advertising space on eToilet panels

eToilet has to be placed on a basic civil construction base or metal base, as per the size conditions. The unit has an Indian/Western style closet, health faucet, lights, status display & instruction boards, etc. Water tank of 225 litre capacity will be erected on top of the toilet unit. The tank will be connected to the three flushes (pre-flush/platform washing/ after use flush) in the unit.

There will be display light outside the toilet unit, which shows whether the unit is ‘Occupied’ indicating with Red light or ‘Unoccupied’ indicating with Green light. The user can enter by inserting coin in case of pay-per-use eToilet or press the switch for free access eToilet and close the door manually, similar to a conventional toilet.

Upon entering the toilet, indoor lights will be switched on automatically. Pre-flush system will wet the closet initially. Toilet flush can be activated using a push switch provided inside the toilet. Even if the user forgets to flush after usage, the system will automatically flush after the exit. Exit from the unit is completely manual. An automatic floor cleaning mechanism is also provided through which, the floor will be cleaned automatically. The floor cleaning can be activated either through a push switch or it can be programmed to function after a specified usage.

The eToilet, though it has integrated several electronic technologies for its smooth operations, does not provide any complex electronic interface for the common man. The electronic systems are purely utilised for effective management of water and electricity.

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to eliminate disposal costs and destroy pathogens, while capturing valuable energy and recycling water and nutrients. Janicki designs and manufactures the most advanced biosolids conversion machines in the world and continues to expand the possibilities for practical waste treatment systems.

In 2015, the company introduced the Janicki Omni Processor with the backing of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. This novel machinery processes wet and dry waste streams—such as fecal sludge, biosolids, animal byproducts and sorted solid wastes—in a thermodynamically unique and efficient manner that produces very cost effective results. The waste is thermally treated to a pathogen-free state outputting excess electricity, clean water and a nutrient-rich fly ash. The processor is self-powered, requiring no auxiliary fuel sources once in operation, and the architecture is highly modular and scalable to solve for a variety of situations—focused initially at the small city size. Janicki also has teams focused on many other technologies in this sector, ranging from an off-grid toilet, to thermally efficient dewatering technologies, to water recycling all the way down to the household level, and many areas in between.

lixil India Pvt. ltd.

SATo: globAl SANITATIoN SoluTIoNS: lIxIl INDIA PrIvATe lIMITeD: ShAPINg lIvINg SPAceS

India Mr. Saurabh Pandya (+91) 9925227284 / saurabh.pandya@lixil.com www.lixil.com

SATO is part of LIXIL Corporation, a global leader in housing and building materials, products, and services. Its brands, which include the American Standard, Grohe, and Inax brands of bath & kitchen products, are present in 150 countries and its businesses employ more than 80,000 people worldwide. LIXIL is now working to build SATO into the first full-line brand of bathroom products for people living without modern plumbing. SATO products are already used by more than 5,000,000 people worldwide.

International Water Management Institute

buSINeSS MoDelS For FecAl SluDge MANAgeMeNT

Sri Lanka Pay Drechsel (+94) 11-2880000 / p.drechsel@cgiar.org www.iwmi.org

The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) is a non-profit, scientific research organization focusing on the sustainable use of water and land resources in developing countries. It is headquartered in Colombo, Sri Lanka, with regional offices across Asia and Africa. IWMI works in partnership with governments, civil society, international finance and the private sector to develop scalable solutions that have a real impact on poverty reduction, food security and ecosystem health. Rural-urban linkages and Resource Recovery and Reuse (RRR) are a core area of IWMI’s work focusing on water, nutrient and energy recovery from domestic and agro-industrial waste, with a particular focus on fecal sludge. By analyzing, evaluating and promoting new technical solutions as well as RRR business models, the work bridges between sanitation and agriculture, and aims at investment advice, policy formulation and capacity development. IWMI is a member of the Global Agricultural Research Partnership CGIAR, and leads the CGIAR Research Program on Water, Land and Ecosystems (WLE).

janicki bioenergy

jANIckI bIoeNergy

USA Sara Van Tassel (+1) 9079821276 / svantassel@janicki.com www.janickibioenergy.com

Motivated by a strong desire to equip the world with better tools for sanitation, water treatment, and energy production, Janicki Bioenergy has revolutionized how waste streams can be processed

JANICKI BIOENERGYCHANGING SANITATION & WATER TREATMENT

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NFSSM Alliance and India Sanitation coalition

NFSSM AllIANce AND INDIA SANITATIoN coAlITIoN

India Angira Dutta (+91) 8376815142 / angira@washinstitute.org http://indiasanitationcoalition.org

National Faecal Sludge and Septage Management Alliance (NFSSM Alliance):

A national working group was convened in January 2016 with the support of the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation with the mandate to build consensus around and drive the discourse on Faecal sludge and Septage Management (FSSM) forward, nationally. The alliance currently comprises of 24 organizations across the country working towards solutions for India States and Cities. The Alliance members meet every month to track the progress and also to derive various actions towards main streaming of FSSM. The NFSSM Alliance works on all aspects from City Sanitation Plans to Regulatory and institutional frameworks across the sanitation value chain. In September 2016, The NFSSM Alliance working in close collaboration with the Ministry of Urban Development helped to design a National Declaration for a national goal on FSSM and a convergence of all urban development schemes. This declaration was signed by Mission Directors, The Secretary and by 100 plus cities. Also, the Alliance has extended its support to the Ministry of Urban Development for a “Primer and Rapid Assessment Tool for FSSM budgeting by the Urban Local bodies”. The NFSSM Alliance will continue to work towards promoting the FSSM agenda and sustainable sanitation for all.

India Sanitation Coalition (ISC):

India Sanitation Coalition (ISC) was formed with the objective of bringing all stakeholders in the sanitation field onto one platform where they can share information, learn from others, partner and collaborate. Today, the ISC has NGOs, donors, corporates, foundations, trusts and government as partners, working together to create a larger impact, rather than each one working in their vertical.

The study materials, research studies and various products developed by the NFSSM Alliance members will be displayed at the FSM4 exhibition.

organica biotech Pvt. ltd.

SuSTAINAble TechNology For FecAl SluDge MANAgeMeNT

India Khushboo Shroff (+91) 02267975150 / kshroff@organicabiotech.com www.organicabiotech.com

Organica Biotech Pvt. Ltd is involved in finding natural and sustainable solutions to impeding issues of sanitation, agriculture and solid waste management using microbe based technology. Organica Biotech has grown to be one of the leading biotechnological companies today to provide effective and eco-friendly products to over 45 countries. Our rich research expertise has propelled us to develop products which provide effective solution to present day environment and social problems. Our products are specially crafted and formulated to unlock the the potential of microbes to address global sanitation issues deftly.

We are the torch bearers of change in social front. We are closely associated with various NGOs and CSR events to eliminate all the sanitation woes. We not only provide new, portable toilets but also aid in improving the maintenance of existing lavatories including community toilets and transient toilets at tourist areas, rural areas, schools and construction sites. We have collaborated with various municipal corporations in Mumbai to expedite the maintenance of existing community toilets.

Sustainable solutions for sanitation: Through years of conversant research and trials, we have been able to develop a formulation that can specifically degrade human feces on-site. Our cultures essentially comprise of facultative anaerobes. These can work in systems such as septic tanks, leach pits, existing bio toilets / bio digesters or can be effectively used to commission an entirely new system. The formulation is a perfect blend of bio degraders that can enhance the overall treatment process and degrade the organic matter into simpler products. These microbes work

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to ensure minimal sludge generation and complete degradation of organic matter, thus reducing generation of foul odor. It is a must have technology for every sanitary system, to ensure a mess-free, clog-free. odor-free process.

Population Services International

MArkeT DeveloPMeNT APProAch IN SANITATIoN

India Surojeet Chandan (+91) 8757748308 / surojeet@psi.org.in www.psi.org.in

Population Services International (PSI) believes in the power of markets to deliver sanitation and faecal sludge management products and services. Through a Market Development Approach (MDA), PSI identifies market failures, their root causes and then determines the most appropriate interventions needed to improve demand and supply and create an enabling environment to create a healthy sanitation market. The Sanitation projects has been successful in utilizing this approach to improve sanitation in Bihar, India. Through experimentation with the different business models, iteration of toilet designs and adaption to emerging market conditions, the sanitation projects have been able to secure sanitation for over 115,000 households and treat nearly 6 million liters of faecal sludge. Essentially we hope to showcase the steps we took to achieve a successful sanitation market in Bihar, India and showcase sanitation projects as a case study for a successful use of MDA.

SNv Netherlands Development organisation

SNv NeTherlANDS DeveloPMeNT orgANISATIoN

Bangladesh Rajeev Munankami (+880) 1729094702 / rmunankami@snvworld.org www.snv.org/country/bangladesh

SNV’s Urban Sanitation & Hygiene for Health and Development product addresses the reality that for the vast majority of cities and towns in developing countries, wastewater and human waste end up untreated back in the living environment. Our work includes the setting-up of facilities and services for waste management through collaboration between the public and private sectors and communities.

Our starting point is the recognition that the majority of cities and small towns in the developing world are non-sewered, or have predominantly on-site sanitation facilities. We work with city authorities to develop business and financial models to address coverage, services and treatment needs, linking where possible to reuse. We work on city-wide coverage, with specific models for vulnerable areas, and include health and safety, regulation and enforcement issues.

With backing from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and UK DFID, the Demonstration of Pro-poor Market-based Solutions for Faecal Sludge Management in Urban Centres of Southern Bangladesh project is piloting new strategies for faecal sludge management in Southern Bangladesh (Khulna, Kushtia and Jhenaidah). The 4-year project aims to improve the living environment of more than 1 million people. By developing faecal sludge management services, the project aims to reform human waste management, building government capacity to develop and implement FSM services and policy, and increase the productivity and protect the health and dignity of people working in this vital sector.

The main objective of the project is to demonstrate a city-wide, pro-poor, accountable, safe and sustainable faecal sludge management (FSM) services for the urban context in Bangladesh, showing improvement in the living environment and contributing to the

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health and well-being of the urban population. The most significant results from this project will be:

• 250,000 additional people (approx. 57,000 households) will have access to improved sanitation facilities (environmentally safe)

•1 million people (approx. 240,000 households) will have an improved living environment and access to FSM services

•Sector stakeholders, including local authorities from at least two cities or towns, agreed to replicate key elements of the approach for FSM

The project has developed, tested and demonstrated city-wide sanitation service delivery models for urban centres in Bangladesh directly improving environmental health and well-being of the population. The project has also demonstrated how integration of business models contributes to achieve city wide delivery faster and how to ensure sanitation solutions are inclusive, benefitting poor households and workers and not only wealthier neighbours.

Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA)

SuSTAINAble SANITATIoN AllIANce (SuSANA)

Germany Annkathrin Tempel (+49) 6196796231 / annkathrin.tempel@giz.de www.susana.org

SuSanA is an open international alliance with members who are dedicated to understanding viable and sustainable sanitation solutions. It links on the ground experiences with an engaged community made up of practitioners, policy makers, researchers, and academics from different levels with the aim of promoting innovation and best practices in policy, programming and implementation. We will exhibit our publications and information material and our booth will serve as a meeting point for SuSanA partners and all others interested in sustainable sanitation.

Tide Technocrats Pvt. ltd. / biomass controls llc

SMAll PyrolySIS uNIT DeveloPMeNT

India / USA Shriram Bharathan (+91) 9886033570 / shriram@tidetechnocrats.com www.tidetechnocrats.com, www.biomasscontrols.com

A community scale fecal sludge processor which consists of pasteurization, dewatering, dryer, carbonizer and waste water treatment units. This low footprint scalable solution is useful for non-sewered small towns and provides rapid deployment, incremental modular growth and remote electronic management. The fecal sludge and septage, after thermal treatment, provides reusable pathogen free output products of biochar, (used as a soil amendment and in dryer odour management among others) and treated water in a clean emission, environmentally safe manner. Product development by Tide Technocrats Private Limited India and Biomass Controls USA. This development is funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

WaterAid India

DeceNTrAlIZeD AND SuSTAINAble FSM SoluTIoN IN SAvDA ghevrA reSeTTleMeNT coloNy IN DelhI

India Puneet Srivastava (+91) 7388994449 / PuneetSrivastava@wateraid.org www.wateraidindia.in

Delhi generates about 900 million gallons of sewage per day of which only 400 MGD reaches sewage treatment plants (STPs) having maximum installed capacity of treating 604 MGD. Thus, almost 60% of untreated sewage is dumped into Yamuna, translating into more than 500 million gallons per day (MGD). The FSM-4 exhibition showcases the extent of human waste management problem in Delhi.

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Through our stall, WaterAid India plans to highlight different phases of our project in Savda Ghevra Resettlement Colony in Delhi. The project seeks to develop a Faecal Sludge Management (FSM) demonstration solution for a low-income and underserved community in Delhi. The solution provided will address all components of the sanitation value chain from containment to treatment and reuse of faecal sludge. Further, learnings from this project will be utilized to promote the adoption of similar decentralised solutions in other low-income urban areas of Delhi. The project will also assess the efficiency and appropriateness with regards to performance, cost, community acceptance, economic viability and sustainability.

The proposed demonstration project will initially target a complete FSM solution for a population of 20,000 people in around 4,000 households to address the challenges faced by the residents.

Water research commission

WATer reSeArch coMMISSIoN

South Africa Sudhir Pillay (+27) 605021841 / sudhirp@wrc.org.za www.wrc.org.za

Variety of technologies and innovations for the FSM supply chain developed through WRC funding

Water & Sanitation for the urban Poor (WSuP)

WSuP ADvISory INDIA ProgrAMMe

India Akhilesh Gautam (+91) 9005090079 / agautam@wsup.com www.wsup.com

The exhibit will showcase the work and services of WSUP Advisory, with an emphasis on the activities currently being undertaken to support roll out of the Swachh Bharat Mission in urban centres across India.

Water, Sanitation and hygiene (WASh) Institute

FAecAl SluDge & SePTAge TreATMeNT uNIT

India Ramesh Sivashanmugham (+91) 9788212602 / ramesh@washinstitute.org www.washinstitute.org

a) Mobile Faecal sludge treatment unit

The on-site mobile treatment unit works with the concept of solid-liquid separation, sludge thickening and effluent treatment process. While the liquid is separated from the solid, the effluent passes through the membrane treatment process and disposes the treated water. The treated water meets the established pollution control norms for wastewater disposal. Both BOD and coliform values are within the Pollution Control board norms. The sludge thickening process helps further in reducing the moisture content in the sludge. The total cost of each mobile treatment unit is much lower than the septage emptying trucks used by the private operators. This mobile unit is easy to operate and it’s operational & maintenance cost is also at lower side.

In general, the septage consists of higher percentage of liquid than solid and most of the truck operators have to carry the entire septage (solid & liquid). This puts extra burden on transportation and

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treatment facilities. The mobile treatment unit helps to get rid of the extra load (effluent) at the source and creates an opportunity to transport more sludge load (solid) in less trips. This will bring down the truck operational cost especially fuel cost and maximize the profit. If the truck operators pass on this benefit to the customers, then the customers will have to pay less for desludging services. Secondly, the treatment facilities will also benefit due to less load.

b) Compact septage treatment unit

This compact septage treatment unit is meant for treatment of liquid effluent on household septic tanks, on daily basis. The treatment capacity is 25 litres/hour. The advantage of using this unit is it can extend the life of septic tank. This treated unit can also be used in leach pits also.

Ongoing research on above-mentioned products is being supported by Population Services International (PSI).

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