On the 25th October 2005, the Australian Governments Aid Program (AUSAID ) and the Gangtok-Shillong and South Asia Water Supply and Sanitation Program (GSWSSP ) arranged a workshop on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management in India.
Three Community Based Sanitation DEWATS units at H, L & A Block, KGF, Roopa Nagar, Mysore and Mahajan Nagar, Nagpur have been commissioned. The H, L & A Block unit was inaugurated on 19 July. On 29 August, the units at Roopa Nagar and Mahajan Nagar were inaugurated. Treating wastewater at source provides the communities with better health and sanitation and a cleaner environment.
How do we know if the organic content of DEWATS effluent is exceeding legal requirements? How do we know if DEWATS is working as designed? What do we do if it isn’t?
These questions are answered by Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E). M&E of DEWATS is the mechanism to establish:
An Article in the HINDU about the inauguration of the CBS unit at Trichy.
A MODEL FOR EMULATION: The Commissioner of Municipal Administration, Ambuj Sharma (third from right), the Mayor, Sarubala R.Tondaiman (extreme right) and other officials inspecting the Decentralised Waste Water Treatment System put up by Exnora at Ea st Devadhanam in Tiruchi on Thursday. — Photo: M. Moorthy
Three Community Based Sanitation DEWATS units at H, L & A Block, KGF, Roopa Nagar, Mysore and Mahajan Nagar, Nagpur have been commissioned. The H, L & A Block unit was inaugurated on 19 July. On 29 August, the units at Roopa Nagar and Mahajan Nagar were inaugurated. Treating wastewater at source provides the communities with better health and sanitation and a cleaner environment.
How do we know if the organic content of DEWATS effluent is exceeding legal requirements? How do we know if DEWATS is working as designed? What do we do if it isn’t?
