Greening sanitary systems: and end-user perspectives

Hegger, D.L.T.

Greening sanitary systems: and end-user perspectives

2007

Hegger, D.L.T.

The central aim of the thesis is to contribute to a transition towards sustainable sanitation and wastewater systems and practices in Western society by developing a social science perspective on sanitation and wastewater management. The empirical core of this study comprises a comparative case study analysis of Dutch, German and Swedish pilot projects in which wastewater management technologies are experimented with in a domestic setting. Desk research, participatory observation and interviews with consumers and providers have been used to analyze these projects in detail

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collection modernization municipal wastewater sustainability urine waste management

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266

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Hedendaagse samenleving; Modernisering; Innovaties; Wimek; Afvalwaterbehandeling; Milieubeleid; Environmental policy; Duurzaamheid (sustainability); Milieubeleid; Stedelijk afvalwater; Verzamelen; Contemporary society; Nieuwe sanitatie; Waste water treatment; Afvalbeheer; Environmental policy; Innovations; New sanitation

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English

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Doctoral Thesis; Thesis; Text

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Wageningen University

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2007

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