NGO Another Way (Stichting Bakens Verzet), 1018 AM Amsterdam, Netherlands.

 

Edition 02: 24 May, 2010

 

01. E-course : Diploma in Integrated Development (Dip. Int. Dev)

 

Quarter 1.

 

 

SECTION A :  DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS.

 

 

Study value : 04 points out of 18.

Indicative study time: 112 hours out of 504.

 

Study points are awarded only after the consolidated exam for Section A : Development Problems has been passed.

 


 

First block : Poverty and quality of life.

Study value : 02 points out of 18.

Indicative study time: 57 hours out of 504.

Study points are awarded only after the consolidated exam for Section A : Development Problems has been passed.

 


 

First block : Poverty and quality of life.  [57 hours]

 

First Block : Section 1. Analysis of the causes of poverty. [26.50 hours]

First Block : Section 2. Services needed for a good quality of life. [26.50 hours]o:p>

First Block : Exam. [ 4 hours each attempt]

 


 

First Block :  Section 2. Services needed for a good quality of life. [26.50 hours]

 

Part 2 : In depth analysis of the services needed for a good quality of life. [14.00 hours]

 

01. In depth - the bases of a good quality of life.

02. In depth - physical safety.<

03. In depth - shelter.

04. In depth - drinking water.

05. In depth - well/borehole area.

06. In depth - water point.

07. In depth - food security.

08. In depth - health and sanitation.

09. In depth - complete system for waste recycling.

10. In depth -  dry composting toilet.

11. In depth -  education for all.

12. In depth -  work for all.

13. In depth -  social security system.>

 

Report on Section 2 of Block 1 : [06.00 Hours]

 


 

Part 2 : In depth analysis of the services needed for a good quality of life. [14.00 hours]

 

10. In depth -  dry composting toilet. (At least 60 minutes).

 

Look at slide :

 

20. Dry composting toilet. 

 

Consult the document 09.36 Use of urine and faeces as fertiliser  Ecosan M4-7 : Agricultural aspects ;  Gnanakan K., Heeb J.,  Jenssen P. ;  Seecon, GTZ et al,  Eschborn, 2006.

 

Fertiliser : recycling urine and faeces : per person per year (500 litres being 400 litres urine; 100 litres faeces) of which 5.7kg N, 0.6kg P, and 1.2 kg K. Enough for  230kg of cereals per person per year.

 

For 50.000 persons : 285.000 kg N (or 285 tons) ; 30.000 kg P (or 30 tons) ; and 60.000 kg K (or  60 tons). Enough for 11.500.000 kg (or 11.500 tons) of cereals.

 

Prices  8/2008 : fertilisers based on N = € 300/ton x 285 = Euro 85.500 ; based on P = € 820/ton x 30 = € 24.600 ; based on K = €330/ton x 60 = €19.800.

Total value per project area = € 129.900/year.

 

Local production of fertiliser through the recycling of urine and faeces is enough for the production of most of the foodstuffs necessary for the inhabitants, with a varied diet. All risk of contamination of surface waters, artesian waters, and soil  is avoided. The need to transport large quantities of materials over large distances is avoided.

 

1. Opinion.

 

Write two pages on the effects of the application of such a system in your project area. Then, on a third page, describe the benefits of such a system to the life of the women in the project area.

 



 First  block : Poverty and quality of life.


Index : Diploma in Integrated Development  (Dip .Int. Dev)

  List of key words.

 List of references.

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