Sanitation Capacity Building Platform
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Depinder, in a conversation we has in Stockholm last week you referenced studies done that compared biofil toilets to others in terms of ability to clean outputs. Can you post those results?
Diane M. Kellogg
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Marketing Consultant, PRISTO (RVO-funded grant)
Partner, Kellogg Consultants
Private Sector Specialist, BMGF grant to SuSanA
Marketing Consultant, PRISTO (RVO-funded grant)
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Please see this news report.
www.hindustantimes.com/education/drdo-re...jIbjFYga7DK0mgK.html
A presentation made in Feb 2017 at FSM 4 in Chennai had presented the findings.
www.hindustantimes.com/education/drdo-re...jIbjFYga7DK0mgK.html
A presentation made in Feb 2017 at FSM 4 in Chennai had presented the findings.
Depinder Kapur is a Senior Fellow at Shiv Nadar University, Delhi. He has lead the Sanitation Capacity Building Platform(SCBP) of National Institute of Urban Affairs learning, research and advocacy on decentralized and non sewered sanitation( scbp.niua.org). His professional engagements have been with AKRSP(Program Officer Forestry), SPWD(Sr. Program Officer), CARE(Director NRM), Oxfam(Program & Advocacy Director), WaterAid India(Country Head) and WSSCC(National Coordinator) and as an independent consultant.
Hi Depinder
Just wanted to flag an excellent article from Oct 2, 2018 Business Standard, titled: Why we need to realise value of trained masons to ensure safe sanitation.
Here is the link:
www.business-standard.com/article/curren...-118100200162_1.html
It reports on a survey of masons done by the Tamil Nadu Urban Sanitation Support Programme (TNUSSP) and supported by the Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS). This project is also described in the SuSanA project database www.susana.org/en/knowledge-hub/projects/database/details/575
Regards
Just wanted to flag an excellent article from Oct 2, 2018 Business Standard, titled: Why we need to realise value of trained masons to ensure safe sanitation.
Here is the link:
www.business-standard.com/article/curren...-118100200162_1.html
It reports on a survey of masons done by the Tamil Nadu Urban Sanitation Support Programme (TNUSSP) and supported by the Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS). This project is also described in the SuSanA project database www.susana.org/en/knowledge-hub/projects/database/details/575
Regards
Arno Rosemarin PhD
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Yes this is a good article. The Tamil Nadu Masons Training.
Thanks for sharing.
How to upscale such trainings and how to include aspects of cost savings in construction designing is important.
We have just embarked on the first level of capacity building in FSSM and need to find out how to carry it forward to a higher level of capacity building and training.
Thanks for sharing.
How to upscale such trainings and how to include aspects of cost savings in construction designing is important.
We have just embarked on the first level of capacity building in FSSM and need to find out how to carry it forward to a higher level of capacity building and training.
Depinder Kapur is a Senior Fellow at Shiv Nadar University, Delhi. He has lead the Sanitation Capacity Building Platform(SCBP) of National Institute of Urban Affairs learning, research and advocacy on decentralized and non sewered sanitation( scbp.niua.org). His professional engagements have been with AKRSP(Program Officer Forestry), SPWD(Sr. Program Officer), CARE(Director NRM), Oxfam(Program & Advocacy Director), WaterAid India(Country Head) and WSSCC(National Coordinator) and as an independent consultant.
Update of the work done by Sanitation Capacity Building Platform can now we viewed in the attached brochure.
We have entered the second phase of capacity development for FSM where we are focussing on updating training modules, developing new content and modules and upscaling capacity development through digital medium.
In the last 6 months of Covid 19, SCBP has tested a range of digital dissemination options for FSM training and has come out with a digital strategy as well. Those interested in this strategy may please contact me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
We have entered the second phase of capacity development for FSM where we are focussing on updating training modules, developing new content and modules and upscaling capacity development through digital medium.
In the last 6 months of Covid 19, SCBP has tested a range of digital dissemination options for FSM training and has come out with a digital strategy as well. Those interested in this strategy may please contact me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Depinder Kapur is a Senior Fellow at Shiv Nadar University, Delhi. He has lead the Sanitation Capacity Building Platform(SCBP) of National Institute of Urban Affairs learning, research and advocacy on decentralized and non sewered sanitation( scbp.niua.org). His professional engagements have been with AKRSP(Program Officer Forestry), SPWD(Sr. Program Officer), CARE(Director NRM), Oxfam(Program & Advocacy Director), WaterAid India(Country Head) and WSSCC(National Coordinator) and as an independent consultant.
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