Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Solutions in Developing Countries Conference and Exhibition (23-26 March 2010, Surabaya, Indonesia)

Penerbit:International Water Association Borda, 2010, 1 CD
Tahun Terbit:Th. 2010
No. Klasifikasi:363.7 INT d
Kata Kunci:CD, conference proceedings, DEWATS decentralized wastewater tretment solution, developing countries
Lokasi:Perpustakaan AMPL, Telp. 021 - 31904113
Kategori:Compact Disc

    CD ini merupakan kumpulan materi dari kegiatan Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Solutions in Developing Countries Conference and Exhibition tanggal 23-26 March 2010, di Surabaya, Indonesia.

Contents:

Community Aspects
-    Community Managed, Self Financed Rural Sanitation Program of Sri-Lanka
-    Development of a Model System for Participatory Community Waste Water Treatment Using Low-cost, Space-saving Technology in Densely Populated Area of Yogyakarta Special Province (N. Tanaka*, H. Soejarwo**, A. Soejarwo**)
-    DEWATS capacity building for primary schools in Jordan and Palestine  (J. Cardona1-2, M. van Afferden2, Bassim Abbassi3, Wasim Ali4, R. Mueller2)
-    Gender- and poor-inclusive community-managed sanitation and hygiene in urban Indonesia (IWA-3666)
(R. Mozar * and C. Sijbesma **) Urban Sanitation Development Program (USDP)
- INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT OF THE FEASIBILITY OF COMMUNITY BASED SANITATION OPTIONS: A CASE STUDY FROM EAST JAVA, INDONESIA (M. Starkl*, I. Bisschops**, A. Norström***, A. Purnomo****, A. Rumiati****, E. Soedjono****)
-  Comparative evaluation of community and household based sanitation systems in Ethekwini Municipality, South Africa (M. Starkl*, S. Mbatha*°, E. Roma**, P. Jeffrey**, T.A. Stenström***, D. Hawksworth***°, Teddy Gounden****)
- Empowering the Urban Poor to Solve their Sanitation Problem (Yuyun, Ismawati)
- Success story of a NGO managed community sanitation facilityimproving sanitation conditions in urban, densely populated, low income areas for the migrant workers of Tangerang. (Hamzah Harun Al Rasyid (Director) BEST - Bina Ekonomi Sosial Terpadu)

Mainstreaming
-    MAINSTREAMING DEWATS AND THE SUBSEQUENT NEED TO INTRODUCE A QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (Frank Fladerer, BORDA Indonesia)
-    SANIMAS approach and ISSDP’s City-wide Sanitation Strategy (CSS) - J. Sinarko Wibowo1, and Handy B. Legowo2
-    Potential Regions suitable for Decentralized Wastewater Management in Jordan (M van Afferden*, J Cardona**, R Daoud***, Z El Keilani****, T Headley*, A Subah*****, R Mueller*)
-    City-wide Planning for Decentralized Basic Needs Services (DBNS) - A Methodology to Plan Decentralized Sanitation Solutions at City Level. P. Kraemer**, B.R. Balachandran*, S. Haran*, R. Pai***, C.F. Prochaska**, R. Sachdeva***
-    Capacity Building – A Tool for Up-scaling Decentralized Sanitation Infrastructure Provision (Mr. Pedro Kraemer)
-    How decentralized wastewater treatment systems and community-based sanitation programs can be inter-linked into city-scale options for small & medium towns (Andreas Ulrich)
-    Why DEWATS is still not popular in Vietnam (Viet-Anh Nguyen- Institute of Environmental Science and Engineering (IESE), Hanoi University of Civil Engineering)

Management Options
-    Selecting sanitation solutions for peri-urban areas: A case study of Can Tho, Vietnam (Naomi Carrard*, Juliet Willetts*, Cynthia Mitchell*, Mick Paddon*, Monique Retamal - Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney)
-    The Kecamatan and Kelurahan Sanitation Working Group as a support for the continuation of DEWATS: The case of the city of Blitar (Christiana Yuni Kusmiati - ISSDP)
-    Cost-effective and sustainable sanitation options (V. Guimet1, V. Fournier1, H. Le Goas4, P. Arnaud2, J.M. Audic3, J. Vuathier)
-    The involvement of the private sector to ensure sustainability of systems (Andreas Schroeter -  Sunlabob Renewable Energy Ltd)
-    DEWATS - HISTORY, TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS (Andy Ulrich; Stefan Reuter; Frank Fladerer; Pedro Kraemer; Chris Buckley)
-    Some challenges for DEWATS approaches in South Africa (Kathy Eales)

Posters
-    An Example of Benefit Estimation Related with Ecological Sanitation in Rural Areas of Bangladesh (A. Sakai*, K. Takahashi** and Q. Azadzaman***)
-    Decentralized Sewage Treatment Plant using BIO-MODULE DEWATS Containerized (BMDC) STP (Andreas Tiara, MSc)
-    Low Cost Disinfecting Method Using Ti-Fe composite (M. Nara -  Department of System Engineering, Tokyo University of Science, Suwa, Japan)
-    Reversibility of Membrane Fouling in Forward Osmosis (FO) for Wastewater Reclamation (C. H. Boo*, S. LEE*, C. W. Kim*, M. Elimelech**, S. K. Hong*)
-    Trickling filter pilot plant for decentralized wastewater treatment in Battambang (Cambodia)
G. Kayser*, A. Kluttig*, A. Zahn*, C. Scholze**, T. Hubrig***, H. Kim Chau
-     The Economics of Sanitation Initiative: Cost-Benefit Analysis of Sanitation Interventions in Indonesia (A. Winara, G. Hutton, A. Weitz - WSP East Asia and the Pacific, in cooperation with PT Mitra Lingkungan Dutakonsult (MLD), Jakarta, Indonesia)
-     Study on Microbial Adhesion on the Membrane Surface for Water Reuse using Flow Field-Flow Fractionation (Fl-FFF)
S. B. Lim*, S. Lee*, S. H. Choi*, J. H. Kuk*, J. H. Moon**, S. K. Hong*
- Mechanical-Chemical Treatment of Wastewater in Vietnam
   (Stefania Paris*, Trinh Thi Long**, Franz Heindl***, Edna Schnell)
-    Raising urban sanitation profile for sanitation development in Indonesia (F, Amini and L, Imrani, Indonesia Sanitation Sector Development Program)
-    Minimum Service Standards for Urban Sanitation - incorporating decentralized systems (Rudi Arifin and Mohd. Khalid Arya S.)
-    Wastewater treatment technology options in the urban areas within current Indonesian regulations (Eddy Soedjono, PhD - Indonesian Sanitation Sector Development Program)
-    Wastewater Treatment Technology Options in the Urban Areas Within Current Indonesian Regulations (Eddy Soedjono - Indonesian Sanitation Sector Development Program)
-    Building a semi-collective sanitation system in Kayes : a project helping two districts in the fight against poor health and urban poverty (Patrick ARNAUD)
-    Research Plan for Implemented Anaerobic Baffled Reactors (Nicolas Reynaud, Dipl.-Ing.; Christopher A Buckley, Prof; Peter Krebs, Prof. Dr.)
-    Monitoring of 2 Decentralised Wastewater Treatment Plants in Yogyakarta/ Indonesia (Nicolas Reynaud, Dipl.-Ing.; Ferika Rahiem; Frank Fladerer, Dipl.-Ing.; Christopher A Buckley, Prof)
-    Multi-stakeholder Approach to Sustainable Sanitation Planning - An Application of Analytic Hierachy Process (Pham Ngoc Bao, Ph.D; Toshiya Aramaki, Professor; Keisuke Hanaki, Professor)
-    Membrane Post-Treatment in an Anaerobic Baffled Reactor Treating a Synthetic Blackwater (Sudhir Pillay, Ph.D; Samuel Pollet, Ph.D; Katherine M Foxon, Ph.D; Christopher A Buckley)
-    ONSITE TREATMENT OF PIT LATRINE CONTENTS WITH AN ANAEROBIC BAFFLED REACTOR (Linda S Gaulke, Ph.D.; Kitty Foxon; Kirsten Wood; Sudhir Pillay; Andreas Schmidt; Dave Wilson; Chris Buckley)
-    MICROSCOPY AS AN AID IN UNDERSTANDING THE STATE AND PERFORMANCE OF AN ANAEROBIC BAFFLED REACTOR (Sudhir Pillay; Nicola Rodda; Kitty Foxon; Chris Buckley)
-    OPTIONS FOR THE AGRICULTURAL REUSE OF TREATED WATER FROM THE ANAEROBIC BAFFLED REACTOR (Irene Bame; Sudhir Pillay; Louis Titshall; Jeffery Hughes; Kitty Foxon; Chris Buckley, MScEng)
-    Night-soil Treatment-and-collection System with Micro-flush Toilets and its Current Situation in Japan (Hidenori Harada, Dr.; Shigeo Fujii, Doctor; Saburo Matsui, Ph.D)
-    Piloting Community Based Sanitation in the Lao PDR (Aurelie Pelletreau, Post M.D. Economics; Aurelie Pelletreau, Postgraduate MD. In Economics)
-    An Innovative Breakthrough for Domestic Wastewater: BIO-ROBIC's A/O FILTRATION SYSTEM (Parinya Nilwatcharaporn* and P.L. Lim)
-    Pre-fabricated on-site wastewater treatment systems made in Vietnam (A. V. Nguyen, PhD.)
-    A Comparison of Faecal Sludge Treatment Methods in Indonesia Under Technical and Economical Aspects (Hernita Nasir, M.Sc; Heinz-Dieter Olbrisch, PhD)
-    Institutional and Organisational Approach to Decentralised Waste Water Treatment in Vietnam (Frank Pogade)
-    Performance of wastewater treatment with a constructed wetland for a resettled community in the Philippines: efficiency and reuse potential (Jonah S Butler, BA)
-    Pro-Poor Septic Tanks for Urban Areas – Modular Units: Program of Urban Sanitation & Hygiene Promotion (PUSH) Mercy Corps (Mrs. Suryani Amin, Msi & Mr. Doddy Suparta, ST)

Technical Options
-    Decentralized Wastewater Treatment as a Sanitation Solution for Challenging Environments (Enrico R Djonoputro, BSc.; Reini F Siregar, BSc.; Ikabul Arianto, MSc.; Isabel C Blackett, MSc.; Almud Weitz, MSc)
-    Evaluation of the Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Plants in Four Provinces in Indonesia (R. Rochmadi 1), I. Ciptaraharja 1), T. Setiadi)
-    Sustainable technical options for effective decentralized waste water treatment system (Dr. Pawan Kumar Jha, Advisor Technical Sulabh International Academy of Environmental Sanitation & Public Health, India)
-    A decentralized grey water treatment and reuse system in a residential area for landscaping and environmental purposes (Xiaochang C Wang; Rong Chen; Honglin L Yuan; Bingbing B Cheng)
-    Evaluation of Biogas Sanitation Systems in Nepalese Prisons (C. Lohri*, Y. Vögeli*, A. Oppliger**, R. Mardini**, A. Giusti**, C. Zurbrügg)
-    Decentralised Wastewater System - new concepts and technologies for Indian Conditions (Dhinadhayalan Murugesan, M. Tech.; Dhinadhayalan Murugesan, M.Tech)
-    Emergency Sanitation (Joerg Haucke)
-    Treatment and re-cycling of sludge from urban decentralized sanitation facilities (Andreas Schmidt)
-    History and current situation of night soil treatment systems and decentralized wastewater treatment systems in Japan (X.M. Yang*, A. Morita**, I. Nakano**, Y. Kushida* and H. Ogawa)
-    Kariba Sanitation Project, Zambia (Banda Ian Nzali, Phiri Bernard, Gonga Sam, Mulenga Jackson)
-    THE ROLL OF ALKALINITY IN THE STABILITY OF THE OPERATION OF ANAEROBIC BAFFLED REACTORS (Kitty Foxon; Chris Brouckaert; George Ekama; Chris Buckley)
-    Septic Tank Effluent Treatment by Subsurface Horizontal Flow Wetland  (Ellina S. Pandebesie *) and Ni Wayan Budi Arie - Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Jurusan Teknik Lingkungan, Kampus ITS)
-    Baffled Septic Tank with Anaerobic Filter (BASTAF) and Horizontal Subsurface Flow Constructed Wetland for Domestic Wastewater Treatment in Vietnam (Viet-Anh Nguyen*, Antoine Morel**, and Karin Tonderski)
-    Urine separation - opportunities for developing countries (Mariska Ronteltap, PhD; Mariska Ronteltap, Ph.D)



Post Date : 26 Maret 2010