The project is based in Kigali Rwanda

Hello Rod, 

Thank you for reaching out to us, we are eager to learn and pilot new ideas that are more efficient and cost effective. I will send you an email shortly (DM). 

Gasasira

hello from Australia, can you update me where the project is at please?
I have some ideas which may assist you further
cheers
Rod
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Thank you for sharing this information. It is very crucial for Sanity Rwanda to learn from other countries experiences.

Dear Sanity


I trust you had a look at emergencysanitationproject.wordpress.com/desludging/
The ROM might be worth trying out. It is now amongst other places used in Kenya and Malawi.

Warm regards

Thank you for reaching out to me, we still at the initiation phase but this seems to be interesting initiative, I will come back to you soon.

It was nice meeting you and thank you for the insights and experience in the sector.

Hi,

I have information to share with you in respect of your post. It is quite bulky powerpoint file and bigger than 19MB, but I can send to your inbox. Contact me via my email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Regards,
Tunde

Are you looking for a Latrine Cleaning System . I can link you up with one that is suitable for micro credit scheme for youth employment.

hi Hudhaifa,

I am interested interacting with you about your business. Will you please contact me through my email or phone 0785 232 538.

ciao
Hajo

Sanity Rwanda is a private company started in 2019 in Kigali-Rwanda by two young Rwandan entrepreneurs. The goal of the company is primarily impact (health, environment, employment), but they aim to sustain their activities through earned revenue, and reinvest profits into their impact. We will train and equip local emptiers to empty pits in a more hygienic manner.

We also looking into creating partnerships with other experienced organisations and companies in addressing sanitation issues mainly in the informal settlements in Kigali.

We are focusing on emptying pits and septic tanks using Exhauster trucks and Evac Pump and we are interested to explore newly developed technologies that might be more efficient in the emptying service sector.