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2016 - 2019
ENVIU
Accelerate sanitation businesses focusing on resource recovery in India

To develop viable sanitation ventures with local business partners in urban India based on existing treatment and reuse business models

2013 - 2016
Center for Study of Science, Technology & Policy (CSTEP)
Integrated sanitation investment planning tool

Developing a decision support tool that will help cities provide cost-effective and sustainable sanitation options for all, especially the urban poor

To help Sanergy demonstrate a financially sustainable urban sanitation model

2017 - 2019
Duke University
Non-critical path R&D portfolio management

Management and facilitation of a research and development portfolio of sanitation technology investments

2013 - 2016
Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA)
Soapy water handwashing stations in Kenya

To position the Soapy Water Handwashing Stations in Kenya for scale-up in order to reduce the burden of diarrheal and respiratory diseases by facilitating handwashing with soap

2008 - 2016
Center for Water and Sanitation, CRDF, CEPT University »
Performance assessment systems (PAS) for urban water supply and sanitation

To develop and test, through implementation in two states in India, a performance assessment system (PAS) for urban water supply and sanitation. Working hypothesis: A well performing and sustainable PAS will make service delivery more efficient.

2015 - 2018
The Water Institute, Gillings School of Global Public Health (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, UNC)
Proof of concept of estimates for the unsafe return of human excreta to the environment

To develop, field-test and disseminate new and improved ways to measure and assess the public health significance of, untreated human waste in the environment

To develop and test self-contained waste treatment systems in India and South Africa with a focus on transitioning these technologies to field-ready prototypes

2014 - 2017
National Office of Electricity and Water
Expanding access to sanitation for unsewered communities in Morocco

To develop an innovative and appropriate sanitation system for small communities in the MENA region through experimentation and dissemination

Project ongoing since: 2015
AnaMehani
An online social marketplace for sustainable development

To connect vetted community-based workers with households, companies and organizations covering their everyday need

2015 - 2016
ACTED Jordan
Construction of interim wastewater network in Za'atari Camp, Jordan

To ensure that all household wastewater sources are connected to the Waste Water network and compatible with the future Main Waste Water Network

2016 - 2018
Cranfield University
Analytics sensor test-kit for advanced process control

To support the development of a platform comprising a broad sensoring architecture for data collection and system communication during field testing and operation

Using an alternative water resource for irrigation

2003 - 2037
Ministry of Water and Irrigation, Jordan
AsSamra wastewater treatment plant Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) Project

To treat wastewater and produce treated water that is released into the Amman basin helping increase the water resource for irrigation

Project year: 2016
Project owner: a private person (not an organisation)
Contribution to the development of sustainable sanitation in emerging ountries - Resource-oriented sustainable sanitation (ROSS) module

To design, develop, realize, and monitor a sanitation prototype in the Gaza Strip based on the concept of resource-oriented sanitation

2006 - 2015
ISOE (Institute for Social-Ecological Research)
CuveWaters – Sustainable water management in Namibia

Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) in the northern Namibian Cuvelai-Etosha Basin; research project in collaboration with Technische Universität Darmstadt (TUD) and other partners

2015 - 2017
WHO (World Health Organization)
WASH Funding Flow Map: Tracking financing to drinking-water sanitation and hygiene (TrackFin Initiative)

To scale-up the implementation of a financial information tracking tool for the WASH sector

2017 - 2018
Ankur Scientific Energy Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
Set up of Omni Processor pilot in India

To set up an Omni-Processor pilot in India in order to make it more technically reliable and efficient

Refugees and asylum seekers from South Sudan in Western Ethiopia, Jewi camp, Gambella

2013 - 2018
Oxfam GB »
Improving sanitation conditions for vulnerable people

Improving sanitation conditions for vulnerable people living in flooded and flood prone ares in Pikine and Guediawaye, Senegal

2016 - 2017
Oxfam GB »
Sanergy's Fresh Fit Toilet

Production, trialling and assessing the market viability of a household level sanitation solution (portable toilet) for low income urban areas, in Nairobi, Kenya.

2017 - 2018
Kohler
Kohler EV field testing extension

To test and upgrade closed loop flush toilet systems in third world locations without adequate sanitation

To promote increased investment in fecal sludge management through development and implementation of non-networked sanitation solutions, septage management, treatment and reuse

2012 - 2018
Cranfield University
Nano membrane toilet

To produce and field test a fully integrated working prototype of the Cranfield Nano Membrane Toilet, a sanitation system designed for household use in slum dwellings

2017 - 2023
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
INDIA: Support to MDTF (multi-donor trust fund) for rural sanitation TA (technical assistance) in all states

To contribute to the sustainable management and development of water resources and to improve water and sanitation services in India

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