Expanding safe fecal sludge management in Kisumu, Kenya: an experimental comparison of latrine pit-emptying services

Most residents of Kisumu, Kenya, use latrines constructed over basic pits or attached to more durable concrete vaults and septic tanks. Only one-third of fecal sludge generated in the city, however, is safely collected and treated. Programs for improving fecal sludge management among poor households...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Journal of water, sanitation, and hygiene for development sanitation, and hygiene for development, 2020-12, Vol.10 (4), p.744-755
Hauptverfasser:	Peletz, Rachel, Feng, Andy, MacLeod, Clara, Vernon, Dianne, Wang, Tim, Kones, Joan, Delaire, Caroline, Haji, Salim, Khush, Ranjiv
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Capital expenditures Cities Costs Counties Emptying Feces Households Incentives Income Interviews Lakes Latrines Local government Low income areas Low income groups Nonprofit organizations Organizations Personal protective equipment Public health Sanitation services Septic tanks Sewer systems Sludge Tanks Trucks Vacuum Vaults Wastewater Wastewater management
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