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Waste Management
Sewerage
Ecological Sanitation


  • SUN-MAR Composting Toilets
  • EcoSan
  • EcoSanRes: Ecological Sanitation Research
  • WaterAid
  • World Toilet Organization: WTO comprises 59 member organizations in 42 countries aligning citizen groups, budgets, and government agendas to underscore the urgency of proper sanitation.  Also franchises the Sanity Shop.

Inspiration on World Toilet Day
Plugged In | Energy & Sustainability
Pump Aid
We work to combat the global water and sanitation crisis. With the help of our innovative, cost effective and community-centred technology we establish sustainable supplies of clean water and safer sanitation provisions. Our work improves health and supports the local agriculture and economies in rural African communities.
Reinvent the Toilet: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
No innovation in 200 years has saved more lives than the toilet. But 2.6 billion people still don’t have a safe, affordable way to poop. Explore our infographic below and learn how we can reinvent the toilet. Watch our videoand read more about our work in sanitation.