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List of sheetsCollecting effluents
- A2 - Sumps
- A3 - Septic tanks. Mini septic tanks and sewage tanks
- A4 - Grease removers
- A5 - Latrines. General points. How to choose them
- A6 - Simple dry non-ventilated pit latrines
- A7 - Alternatives of these single-pit latrines and twin pit latrines
- A8 - Dry self-ventilated improved pit latrines (VIP), simple or twin pit
- A9 - ECOSAN ecological compost latrines
- A10 - ECOSAN ecological compost latrines with urine separation
- A11 - Biological latrines with family-size biogaz reactors combined with small farms
- A12 - More modern latrines, with siphon and manual or mechanical flush
- A13 - Latrines and sanitary units for schools and communities
