Half of the world's population is now served by non-sewered sanitation, yet the field remains
fragmented, with a focus on individual research agendas, and prevalence of imprecise …

With enhanced focus on global sanitation, access to toilets at the household level is
increasing in develo** countries although the provision of sewer networks is not …

The safe management of fecal sludge (FS) relies on different treatments, processes, and
disposal options in different contexts. Waste transfer stations can improve FS management …

Reasonable estimates for quantities and qualities (Q&Q) of fecal sludge that accumulate in
onsite sanitation containments are fundamental for the design of appropriate management …

Sanitation is a critical issue in internally displaced people (IDP) camps, where the lack of
proper infrastructure and services can pose major health and environmental dangers. This …

The use of faecal sludge (FS) in anaerobic digestion (AD) requires a perfect knowledge of
their composition. Considered as a very heterogeneous material, the high variability of FS …

Estimates of accumulated quantities and qualities (Q&Q) of faecal sludge are essential for
develo** city-wide management plans. However, standardized approaches are lacking …

Considering differences between sewered and onsite sanitation facilities, tools for holistic
sanitation diagnostics are required to plan management solutions for city-wide inclusive …

More than 1/3 of the global population relies on onsite sanitation systems, and in some
cases entire urban areas in low-and middle-income countries are not served by sewers …

With enhanced focus on global sanitation, access to toilets at the household level is
increasing in develo** countries although the provision of sewer networks is not …