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A new approach to sanitation in Palestine
The Integrated Sanitation Project in the Artas Valley incorporates a combination of sanitation concepts and techniques, some of which are used for the first time in the Middle East. The project aims todemonstrate an affordable rural sanitation alternative for densely populated mountain communities where on-plot sanitation is not feasible.
The Integrated Sanitation Project in the Artas Valley incorporates a combination of sanitation concepts and techniques, some of which are used for the first time in the Middle East. The project aims to
demonstrate an affordable rural sanitation alternative for densely populated mountain communities where on-plot sanitation is not feasible.
demonstrate an affordable rural sanitation alternative for densely populated mountain communities where on-plot sanitation is not feasible.
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