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Dr. Arne Panesar,
Director Sector Programme Sustainable Sanitation
From SFDs to action
Advocacy on Urban Sanitation and City Sanitation Planning
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A graphic that shows the
pathways from defecation to final
fate
A complete recordof all the data
sources
A concise narrative report on the
service delivery context
What is an SFD?
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Offsite
How to read an SFD graphic?
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Onsite
How to read an SFD graphic?
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Excreta which are safely managed and move along the
sanitation service chain are represented by green arrows
moving from left to right in the graphic
How to read an SFD graphic?
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Excreta which are unsafely managed are represented by red
arrows. Unsafely managed flows discharging to the
environment are represented by red arrows turning towards
the bottom of the graphic.
How to read an SFD graphic?
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The width of each arrow is proportional
to the percentage of the population
whose excreta contribute to that flow.
How to read an SFD graphic?
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The endpoint of the different arrows provides an indication of
the likely location and scale of discharge of unsafely managed
excreta to the environment
How to read an SFD graphic?
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SFD Manual - online
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SFD Online Training
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Controlled explosion of SFDs
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SFDs worldwide…
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SFDs in practice –
What is possible because of SFDs…
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Kick-start a discussion on sustainable sanitation in Kenia
https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2018/07/05/where-does-your-shit-go-66-of-nairobi-human-waste-unaccounted- for_c1782731
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Kick-start a discussion on sustainable sanitation in India
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Gain political support for more sustainable sanitation in India
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66 SFD-Fact-sheets for UP (India) …
… reach the prime ministers attention
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KABUL
Herat
Mazar-e-Sharif
Kandahar
Jalalabad
Kunduz
72% of Afghanistan‘s population are covered by
the SFD approach
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Nationwide use of an adapted SFD in Indonesia
in the design of city sanitation strategies
A template of an SFD graphic in Indonesian (Source: SSK Guideline)
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Country-wide SFD roll out in South Africa
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SFD potential as a monitoring tool
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Create sanitation intervention scenarios I/II
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• Scenario a) 12,000 new toilets, 4 new FSTPs
Create sanitation intervention scenarios II/II
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Highlight equity aspects in cities (II/II)
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SFDs in practice –
Global perspective… Indian perspective…
South African perspective…