Near-zero-energy technologies for waste and sanitation  

The module aims at teaching the basic knowledge to plan and design the collection, treatment and disposal systems of human excreta both wet and dry (with low-cost and almost zero-energy hygienic-sanitary technologies and with material recovery where possible) and municipal solid waste in the contexts of international cooperation, referring to the principles of environmental sustainability. Differentiated skills are provided for low- and middle-income countries. The intervention scenarios are distinguished between urban and rural. For the aforementioned areas, criteria for the management of special waste and industrial wastewater are also transferred.
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Near-zero-energy technologies for waste and sanitation
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