=== A growing school requires an adaptable sanitation system ===
'''Basic data:'''
At Pestalozzi Zambia Children’s Trust' school in the frame of the new sanitation concept a decentralized wastewater treatment system and a biogas system were installed. There are<br/>currently 200 boarding students plus 90 day students, but the school has further plans for expanding.
[[File:Zambia3.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Peter and Christopher enjoying freshly cooked tea.]]
==== '''The key lessons of the story ====:'''
The educational philosophy of the school is “head, heart, and hands,” and Jeannette Laramee notes that, “The system offers a perfect learning opportunity to demonstrate the value and reuse of resources” which can then be communicated across Zambia when the boarding students return to their homes.
=== Project details ===
'''Project location: ''' Pestalozzi Zambia Children's Trust's school in Lusaka, Zambia
'''Executors and funders: ''' German Toilet Organization (GTO), Pestalozzi Zambia Children's Trust<br/>
'''Partners: ''' BORDA, WASAZA<br/>
'''''GTO '''(German Toilet Organization) is a non-profit NGO, founded in Berlin in October 2005. The GTO is a network of people, who combine their expertise of various professions, working towards common goals.''
'''''Pestalozzi World Children's Trust''''' enable education for disadvantaged children in Asia and Africa - teaching practical skills, technical knowledge and ethics.
[[File:Wasaza.jpg|thumb|right|150px]]
=== Contact ===
'''Robert Gensch'''<br>
German Toilet Organization<br>
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[http://www.germantoilet.org germantoilet.org]<br>
'''Jeannette Laramee'''<br>
Pestalozzi Zambia Children‘s Trust<br>
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