Picture gallery
Picture gallery
 
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The diversion-toilet – a modern squatting toilet that works neither with water nor sewer connections, in an informal settlement in Kampala as well as in a weekend home in the country. In the foot underneath the toilet bowl the containers for urine and faeces and the seal against odours. Behind the water-wall with opportunities for hand-washing, anal-cleansing and cleaning the bowl. On top the transparency indicator for the level of the cleansed water. (© Eawag/EOOS) | |
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Two wheel tractor with trailer for the collection of the containers – one of several possible solutions for logistics. Trucks are unable in informal settlements of developing countries. (© Eawag/EOOS) | |
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Semi-centralised recovery plant with different
types of technology for the treatment of source-separated urine and faeces eg. to
fertiliser or biogas. (© Eawag/EOOS) |
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Possible view of a
diversion-toilet block for 4 up to 8 families. (Photomontage; © Eawag/EOOS) |
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Project leader Tove
Larsen (Eawag) and EOOS-Designer Harald Gründl in discussion with Bill Gates in
front of the Diversion-toilet. (© Eawag) |
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The Eawag/EOOS-Diversion-toilet’s stand at the sanitation fair in Seattle, organized by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. (© Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation) |