blog posts for Tanzania
BORDA’s team in Durban, South Africa is small, but growing. To exchange skills and knowledge and increase the capacity of the BORDA South Africa team, new team member Lloyd Govender travelled to the BORDA regional office in Dar es Salaam.
The CCP is an incentive that triggers community behavior change. Joyce Musira from BORDA Tanzania conducted a training on its application in solid waste management.
Laura Bright-Davies presented two sessions at the WASH FUTURES conference 2018: “Pioneering faecal sludge management for low-income, informal settlements in Tanzania” and “Standardising and mainstreaming decentralised wastewater treatment solutions for African cities”
Construction is underway on the Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant (FSTP) in Mburahati ward, Ubungu Municipality
On January 9th and 10th, 2018, BORDA hosted a “lock down” meeting for selected sector experts to revise and provide input to the Guidelines for Decentralised Wastewater Treatment Systems.
Hosted by BORDA Africa, diverse stakeholders considered findings from multiple DEWATS installations in Tanzania and gave feedback on the first draft of the guidelines
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The workshop at BORDA Africa Training Center in Tanzania exposed university students to the technical, business and social aspects of FSM
Funded by UN EP and UN-HABITAT, BORDA and partners demonstrate, monitor and evaluate decentralised wastewater systems in non-sewered areas of Dar es Salaam
On behalf of UNHABITAT, BORDA-Tanzania recently developed a number of recommendations for non-conventional sanitation technologies for Mwanza’s informal settlements, schools and public places