Septage Management Pilots and Capacity Building in Indonesia : Synthesis Report

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作者：

World Bank Group

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24721

关键词：

SANITATION;  WASTE;  TARIFFS;  DATA ENTRY;  E-MAIL;  SLUDGE DRYING;  EQUIPMENT;  COMPOSTING;  GARBAGE;  CUSTOMER;  WASTE MANAGEMENT;  FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT;  WATER BILLING;  INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY;  MATERIALS;  PUMPS;  GRIT REMOVAL;  WATER UTILITY;  WATER METERS;  WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT;  STABILIZATION PONDS;  INFORMATION;  WATER SUPPLY;  MONITORING;  URBAN WATER;  WASTEWATER AGENCIES;  GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENT;  COPYRIGHT;  CONSULTANTS;  COMBINED SEWERAGE;  CAPACITY BUILDING;  BUSINESS MODELS;  SCREENS;  INFORMATION SYSTEMS;  FILTERS;  CUSTOMER RELATIONS;  WASTEWATER DISCHARGE;  COMPUTER;  DITCHES;  OXYGEN;  URBAN SEWERAGE;  COMMUNICATIONS;  WASTEWATER TREATMENT;  WASTES;  INSTITUTIONS;  HUMAN RESOURCE;  DATA;  HUMAN RESOURCE CAPACITY;  TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE;  PATHOGENS;  INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY;  COMPUTERS;  LABORATORY EQUIPMENT;  AERATION;  DOMESTIC WASTEWATER;  BUDGET ALLOCATION;  CONSTRUCTION;  WATER;  TRAINING MATERIALS;  ORGANIC LOAD;  VACUUM TRUCKS;  SEWERAGE SYSTEMS;  DRAINAGE;  OXIDATION;  CONSULTANT;  SERVICE PROVIDER;  POLLUTION;  LIME;  MATERIAL;  OXYGEN DEMAND;  DATA ANALYSIS;  BILLING;  SCREENING;  SLUDGE DEWATERING;  INFORMATION COMMUNICATION;  DATABASES;  SLUDGE TREATMENT SYSTEMS;  TELEPHONE;  IMHOFF TANKS;  WASTEWATER;  TECHNOLOGY;  MECHANICAL AERATION;  SLUDGE;  LEAD;  PILOT TESTING;  TOILET FACILITIES;  SLUDGE REMOVAL;  URBAN SANITATION;  SANITATION QUALITY;  CUSTOMER BASE;  RESULTS;  DRYING BEDS;  SEWERS;  SEDIMENTATION TANKS;  ELECTRICITY;  ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION;  SOLID WASTE;  UNIVERSAL ACCESS;  STABILIZATION;  FAX;  LOW VOLUME;  BARCODE;  DATA NETWORK;  RIVERS;  OPERATION &;  MAINTENANCE;  INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY;  PRIVATE SECTOR;  PONDS;  SLUDGE DRYING BEDS;  NATIONAL TRAINING;  SUPPLY CHAIN;  SANITATION REGULATIONS;  GREYWATER;  QUERIES;  TIPPING FEES;  MANHOLES;  TANKS;  SLUDGE TREATMENT;  RESULT;  MINING;  ICT;  PAPER;  SETTLING TANKS;  SANITATION SERVICES;  LICENSES;  TECHNICAL DEPARTMENTS;  OXIDATION DITCHES;  DESLUDGING;  BUSINESS;  NETWORK;  PHONES;  GROUNDWATER;  HUMAN RESOURCES;  METERS;  PERFORMANCE;  SPARE PARTS;  SEPTIC TANKS;  SANITATION SYSTEMS;  LEACHATE;  SANITATION INFRASTRUCTURE;  POND;  INNOVATION;  INSTITUTION;  SITES;  MOBILE PHONES;  PROFIT;  WASTEWATER CHARACTERISTICS;  COMMUNICATION;  URBAN HOUSEHOLDS;  CUSTOMER SATISFACTION;  SEDIMENTATION;  CUSTOMERS;  PIPES;  DATABASE;  COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY;  IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES;  FINANCIAL SYSTEMS;  COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY;  WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS;  SANITATION PROGRAMS;  TARGET;  SEWERAGE;  SANITATION FACILITIES;  Report;  Rapport;  Informe; 

年份：

2016

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

This report is a synthesis of the technical assistance (TA) and recommendations, carried out by the World Bank water and sanitation program (WSP) since September 2014. To achieve the target of 100 percent improved sanitation, there is a national drive to improve fecal sludge management (FSM). This TA recognizes that to achieve the goals it is necessary to support the development of national FSM policies, regulations, and guidelines, while also improving capacity at the local level by supporting the implementation of improved FSM models in target cities. The objective of the TA was to provide government with tested advice on how to scale up improved septage management nationwide through: (i) improvement of septage management in three cities through the application of new management models (local level); and (ii) assistance to national government in training and capacity building and the formulation of policies and regulations to improve septage management at scale (national level). This report is structured as follows: chapter one is the executive summary; chapter two gives the background to sanitation in Indonesia and to fecal sludge management in particular; chapter three provides an overview of the TA approach; chapter four gives details of the implementation of the TA; chapter five summarizes the lessons learned; and chapter six outlines the recommendations and next steps.