Sustainable Sewage Water Management
(Amar K J R Nayak)
This book covers all necessary information, knowledge and insights into various experiences of treatment and management of wastewater in the urban as well as semi-urban localities through natural and low-cost methods. It covers comparative cost analysis of various conventional sewage treatment methods, the biochemical processes involved in the duckweed-fish based treatment method and the engineering aspects of the treatment through the example of Project WATER. Successful community involvement and issues of sustainability in general, which are the other main features of the wastewater recycling and building the environment through institutions, have been amply narrated in the book. The present book caters deep insights into urban wastewater management problems and their alternatives. The book would serve the needs of sectors dealing with the complexity of social, technical and managerial aspects of urban governance. It provides a sound understanding on collaborative arrangements as an institutional approach to wastewater treatment and sustainability of such initiatives by various stakeholders in future. The book specializes in comparative cost advantage of the suggested model to the traditional mechanical methods of sewage treatment, the biological process adopted, the engineering aspects, community involvement, resource recovery mechanisms and issues of governance for long-term sustainability. The contents of the book can be of immense help and interest to various civil societies, students, scholars, and public administration experts to improve their work in civil and urban governance.
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