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Dry urine diversion toilet

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| valign="top" | The public health risks are mainly limited to proper handling of faeces. &lt;<br>Large scale nutrient recovery is a realistic possibility. &lt;<br>Can be used indoors. &lt;<br>

Does not require water for flushing.

| valign="top" | Special child seats have to be provided to keep their urine and faeces separate.&lt;<br>The toilet's operation requires clear instructions and close attention. &lt;<br>

Regular removal of collected urine and faeces is required.

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