Developing and implementing technical concepts for nature-based solutions to treat greywater streams in informal settlements in the Western Cape region.

Introducing sewer-based public wastewater services. Technical, financial, and institutional pre-feasibility study for 70,000 people.

Introducing sewer-based and community-based wastewater services. Technical, financial, and institutional feasibility study for 300 people.

Introducing sewer-based public wastewater services. Technical, financial, and institutional feasibility study for 9,000 people.

Facilitating a Citywide inclusive Sanitation planning process, including stakeholder engagement, comparison of technical options, and preparation of an action plan.

For both cities, preparing mid-term and long-term intervention plans for on-site sanitation services. Preparation of a compendium of technical options, logistical concepts.

Integrating of a compact electrolysis process to upgrade an existing anaerobic wastewater treatment (DEWATS) plant in order to comply with new effluent discharge standards.

Feasibility study, detailed engineering design and operation training for four (4) sewer networks and treatment plants serving around 9,000 people.

Feasibility study, detailed engineering design, construction supervision support, and operation training for two (2) FSTPs with a capacity of 15 m³ per day.

Feasibility study, detailed engineering design, and operation training for a FSTP with a capacity of 45 m³ per day.

Feasibility study and detail engineering design for a FSTP with a capacity of 400 m³ per day.

Preliminary technical design to provide faecal sludge treatment capacity of 3,000 m³ per day.

Detailed engineering design, construction, and operation support for three (3) faecal sludge treatment plants serving up to 300,000 people in the refugee camp and hosting communities.

Project management is needed to develop a system, and SoPs are needed for government compliance monitoring.

Conducting presence and online training sessions in technical and non-technical aspects of decentralized wastewater management and reuse.

Assessing and drafting recommendations for rehabilitating the Syrian wastewater infrastructure and services.

Preparing a practical guideline for municipalities in the ASEAN region to establish and regulate decentralized wastewater services.

Developing training courses and establishing a wastewater training centre.

Developing and conducting a series of practical training sessions for WASH engineers and operators in the humanitarian context.

After assessment, developing guidelines and training for wastewater management in healthcare facilities comprising institutional roles & responsibilities, management SoPs, risk assessment tools, technical options, monitoring, and analytic SoPs.