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Eawag/Sandec:
- Integrated water, sanitation and solid waste service approaches for the poor have been identified, documented and disseminated through applied research, and are considered for equitable and sustainable services by local government, utilities, development partners and the private sector.
- Expert knowledge on state-of-art pro-poor approaches in water treatment, excreta and organic waste management, and participatory sanitation planning is developed for tertiary education and practitioners’ level.
- Human waste resource recovery approaches are identified, assessed, documented and disseminated with an evaluation of technical, social and economic feasibility.
RWSN:
- Targeting of service provision at all scales is inclusive of the needs and rights of all, including those who are frequently excluded from access to services.
- Groundwater resources are sustainably used for developing drinking water supply sources.
-Self-supply is an accepted option for drinking water supply by governments, development partners and water users.
- Rural water supply services are adequately financed, meet country norms, and are managed by defined service providers with adequate support.
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