开始时间: 04/22/2022 持续时间: Unknown
所在平台: CourseraArchive 课程类别: 健康与社会 大学或机构: École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne(洛桑联邦理工学院) 授课老师: Christoph Lüthi |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/course/sanitation
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Sanitation is one of
the most off-track MDGs and progress in urban sanitation is proving especially
difficult to achieve. The traditional response for
improving urban sanitation is typically based on a master planning approach
which has widely failed to meet the needs of low-income communities living in
slums, who cannot afford to pay the expected charges for service improvements.
In this course you will learn how to plan for affordable and context-specific sanitation solutions using some state-of-the-art sector planning tools and frameworks such as Sanitation 21, Community-Led Urban Environmental Sanitation (CLUES) and the Sanitation Systems Approach. By using exercises and concrete examples, participants will learn how to choose appropriate sanitation systems and technologies for a variety of urban contexts.
This MOOC is a collaboration of Sandec/Eawag and EPFL. It is the 2nd MOOC of the series on "WASH in developing countries".
Version française: Le cours en bref - Planification & design des systèmes et technologies d’AssainissementWEEK 1: Introduction to Urban
Sanitation Planning
About this course; Introduction to urban
environmental sanitation in low- and middle-income countries; Main differences
between rural and urban sanitation; The case for improved sanitation planning
& programming; Why enabling environments are a precondition for sector
progress; Examples of state of the art planning approaches.
WEEK 2: Introduction to Sanitation
Systems
Introduction to sanitation systems including
system templates, functional groups and products. Difference between wet and
dry systems; Using the eCompendium planning tool, participants will practice
their skills in building a complete sanitation system from user interface to
disposal or re-use of products.
WEEK 3: Overview of Sanitation Technologies
Introduction to different technologies from each functional
group: user interface; collection; conveyance; treatment and use/reuse.
Featuring concrete examples from Africa, Asia and Latin America for a large
variety of technologies.
WEEK
4: Implementing the Systems Approach
Examples
of complete sanitation system configurations: successful and failed examples. Individual exercise: propose a sanitation system for a selected (slum) site.
WEEK 5: Wrap-up, On-line planning
tools
Q&A
session: what are key elements for sustainable sanitation in urban
contexts?, Wrap-up module, final exam.
Learn more about how to plan for urban sanitation at city and local/community levels, different sanitation system and technology configurations and examples of successful and failed urban sanitation systems in low- and middle-income countries.