1. Compendium of Sanitation Technologies in Emergencies
Thorsten Reckerzügl
Bremen Overseas Research and Development Organization (BORDA)

2. Aim
Expert peer-reviewed overview of existing (and emerging) sanitation technologies and FSM options
Multi-agency publication
Covering the entire sanitation service chain
Humanitarian counterpart to the existing “Compendium of Sanitation Systems and Technologies” from EAWAG

3. Why a new compendium?
No up-to-date compilation of sanitation technologies for emergency settings available
Existing Emergency Sanitation publications with limited or no focus on entire sanitation service chain
New framework conditions: Demand for LRRD approaches, longer-term protracted crisis, urban contexts, new issues (e.g. FSM) and sustainability aspects are more in focus

4. What it is
Systematic sanitation hardware overview that covers the entire sanitation service chain
Compilation of up-to-date (and emerging) technologies
Capacity development tool
Partly a decision support tool referring to key decision criteria and cross cutting issues that need to be considered
What it is not!!!
One-stop-shop publication that you can take to the field and that answers everything related to emergency sanitation
A detailed design guide on how to build a system

5. Multi Agency Publication

6. Multi Agency Publication

7. Draft Outline Intro Key Criteria Cross-Cutting Issues
Background
Structure and use
Terminology
System templates
Emergency scenarios & implications for sanitation infra
Sphere WASH Minimum Standards
Phase of emergency
Management Level
Space
Technical complexity
Inputs/Outputs
Design Considerations
Materials
Applicability
Operation & maintenance
Costs
Software considerations
Inclusive design
Protective equipment & safety
Gender sensitive design
User interface & preferences
Rehabilitation of existing infrastructure
Dry and water-based systems
Handwashing facilities
Institutional environment
Menstrual hygiene management
Hand-over & decommissioning
HP and community mobilisation
Environmental protection
Reuse & link with agriculture
Business & management models
Resilience & Preparedness
Durability
PART 1: Decision Support
Input/ Output
User Interface
Input/ Output
Storage/ Treatment (onsite)
Input/ Output
Conveyance
Input/ Output
Treatment
(semi-) central
Input/ Output
Disposal/ Reuse
PART 2: Technology Sheets

8. Technology Overview

9. Technology Sheet Emergency Phase Application Level Management Level
Killer Criteria
Space required
Technical complexity
Inputs/ Outputs
Simple Drawing
Short description
Key design considerations
Materials needed
Applicability
Operation and Maintenance
Costs
Software considerations
Strength
Weaknesses
Key resources

10. Time Frame Aug. 2016 Kick-off meeting at SWWW
Sept Establishment of advisory & peer reviewing group
Jan Development of outline & tech-sheet format
March Arab Water Week
Aug Presentation of first draft at SWWW 2017
Mar Launch at Global WASH Cluster Meeting (Germany tbc)