Sanitation Portal

The sanitation portal illustrates a selection of smart sanitation technologies. We are working on making this portal comprehensive and contain full explanations on how to implement these technologies. In the meantime we hope the site can be a source of inspiration for those who are trying to improve sanitation conditions.

Toilets	Collection	Transportation	Treatment	Use of products
File:Dry toilet icon.png Dry toilet	File:Fossa alterna icon.png Fossa alterna	File:Cartage systems icon.png Cartage system	File:Co-composting icon.png Co-composting	File:Compost as soil conditioner icon.png Compost as soil conditioner
File:Dry urine diversion toilet icon.png Dry urine diversion toilet	File:Oil drums and containers icon.png Oil drums and containers	File:Mapet and vacutug system icon.png MAPET and Vacutug system	File:Dehydration icon.png Dehydration	File:Human urine as fertiliser icon.png Human urine as fertiliser
File:Pour flush slabs icon.png Pour_flush_slabs	File:Vaults and chambers icon.png Vaults and chambers	File:Settled sewerage small icon.png Settled sewerage (small diameter)	File:Planted soil filter icon.png Planted soil filter	File:Biogas as source of energy icon.png Biogas as source of energy
File:Waterless urinal icon.png Waterless urinals			File:Anaerobic digestion icon.png Anaerobic digestion

Sanitation system

The techiques described in this section, according to the elements above make up entire sanitation systems. The following is an example of this. reading the icons from the left to the right we have a Dry urine diversion toilet connecting to Oil drums and containers system, where the feces are taken away via a Cartage system to be broken down via Co-composting and then finally be used through [Compost as soil conditioner]] and the Human urine as fertiliser.

Aknowledgements

Much of the material in this section comes from the book Smart Sanitation Solutions produced in collaboration with Netherlands Water Partnership, WASTE, PRACTICA, IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, SIMAWI and Partners voor Water