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Module 2.1.
Sanitation arrangements |
Is there one system that suits most conditions or must we choose and combine?
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Matching management with technology and local conditions.
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Module 2.2.
Major changes over time |
How does consumption and habitation patterns impact reuse?
What footprints are left? |
Gradual long-term changes in sanitation arrangements and tracing origins of change.
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Module 2.3.
From policy to action |
Who should decide what is permitted?
Do polluters really pay? |
Regulations and how to interpret and translate them to local action and change. |
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Module 2.4.
User perspectives |
What are residents appreciating? Why? |
Be sensitized to variations in attitudes and norms. |
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Module 2.5.
A way forward |
How to obtain all the information we need? |
Selecting a sustainable arrangement is more than just choosing between technical solutions. |
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Module 2.6.
Plans and design
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Planning and design - does it make any difference if they are good or bad? |
To appreciate the possibilities offered by nature to facilitate easy use
and operation of household sanitation arrangements. |
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Module 2.7.
Construction and monitoring |
What bottlenecks are there for councils and residents?
Are there ways to go about it? |
The paramount role of good construction for smooth operation.
How to raise ambitions without stretching council capacity. |
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