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Earth overshoot day 2019
Earth Overshoot day 2019 falls on July 29, the earliest it has ever been. We would need 1.75 Earths to accommodate our current consumption levels.
Women In Africa : Maji Solutions was represented by its founder
The third edition of the annual summit took place on 27 and 28 June around the theme: «How African women engage the world and create a new paradigm».
Faecal sludge to energy using biogas plant
Biogas plants have been used for decades to treat sewage sludge and increasingly used to treat faecal sludge. This process stabilizes, sanitize and reduces sludge volume while producing a valuable biogas.
Best eco-friendly resolutions to green your office in 2019
This year, you want to limit as much as possible your ecological impact? There are things you can do alone but you can share those green habits with your whole worplace.
World toilet day
World Toilet Day (WTD) is an annual celebration on November 19th. It was created in 2001 by the World Toilet Organization to inspire action to tackle global sanitation crisis. The UN General Assembly declared World Toilet Day an official UN day in 2013. Why a world toilet day? The figures on sanitation and its Read more about World toilet day[…]
Planted drying beds: focus on a sludge treatment process
Planted drying beds or planted dewatering beds are a specific treatment process for sewage sludge and are increasingly used to treat faecal sludge.
Sludge are dewatered and mineralized thanks to several mechanical, physical and biological processes.
Water reuse: why is it important ?
Wastewater reuse or water recycling is is the use of treated wastewater (or untreated wastewater) for a beneficial purpose.
Sanitation key facts
WHO and UN gives indicators about sanitation worldwide. The figures are alarming.
Sanitation in sub-Saharan Africa
In the sub-Saharan Africa region, more than 65% of households are not connected to a sewer system.
What is faecal sludge ?
Faecal sludge are residues extracted from onsite or decentralized sanitation systems (various type of latrines and septic tanks).