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World Toilet Day

November 19, 2020 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

World Toilet Day

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November 19, 2020
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8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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On-site sanitation systems refer to a decentralized system of collection, wherein human waste is collected in septic tanks connected to individual toilet structures, emptied at regular intervals by desludging trucks with a vacuum mechanism and transported to treatment plants. Septic tanks are underground tanks that separate solid and liquid waste; the solids settle out and are partially digested anaerobically, while the liquids are drained out through soakaways. The solid waste needs to be emptied periodically.
Off-site sanitation systems are centralized waste treatment systems where toilets are connected to an underground sewage pipeline grid that collects human waste that is flushed down from the connected toilet and disposed elsewhere. According to a CPCB Report, urban India generated about 62 million liters per day (MLD) of sewage and the sewage treatment capacity amounts to only 23,777 MLD in the urban areas.
Faecal Sludge and Septage Management is a collective term that refers to the collection, transport and treatment of fecal sludge from septic tanks or other on-site sanitation systems.
Faecal Sludge is the raw or partially digested combinations of excreta and blackwater, in a slurry or semi-solid form, with or without greywater. It is the solid or settled contents of pit latrines and septic tanks.
The liquid and solid material that is pumped from a septic tank after it has accumulated over a period.
Waste matter that is transported through the sewer. Normally a combination of blackwater and greywater
Blackwater is a term used to describe wastewater from toilets that is a mixture of urine, faeces and flush water along with toilet paper and anal cleansing water which contains pathogens.
Relatively cleaner water discharged from domestic usage such as in the kitchen sinks, washing machines and baths and other domestic usage.
In India, 38% of the population is dependent on septic tanks (census 2011) and most of the 6 million household toilets under SBM are likely to depend on septic tanks. 70% of faecal waste in India remains untreated and is often discharged in the domestic environment, agriculture fields or in water bodies which is potentially harmful to overall public health and environment. It is estimated that 1 truck carrying 5000 liters of faecal sludge and septage carelessly dumped is roughly equal to 5000 people defecating in the open. Therefore to ensure public health and safety the treatment of human waste through safe and effective means such as faecal sludge and septage management is crucial.
NFSSMallianceNational Faecal Sludge and Septage Alliance@NFSSMalliance·
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Today, on #LabourDay2021 , we must acknowledge the indispensable role of frontline sanitation workers in a world wrought by Covid-19 and beyond that, in each of our daily lives. It is time we ensure safety, dignity and support for our sanitation warriors. #InternationalWorkersDay

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NFSSMallianceNational Faecal Sludge and Septage Alliance@NFSSMalliance·
22 Apr

On #WorldEarthDay2021, we must commit to implementing the sanitation value chain thoroughly to #RestoreOurEarth! Faecal Sludge Management can maintain water security as well as provide clean outputs for reuse or disposal – towards safer ecosystems & a safer Earth! @EarthDay

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NFSSMallianceNational Faecal Sludge and Septage Alliance@NFSSMalliance·
20 Apr

Innovative financing in WSH occurs when philanthropy asks the right questions, technology brings citizen voices to decision makers, govts. work transparently & the private sector has access to patient capital.

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