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    • Disinfection Sanitation
      • Heat disinfection Disinfection
    • Sewage irrigation Sanitation
    • Sewage Sanitation
    • Dry-earth sanitation Sanitation
    • Water-carriage sewerage Sanitation

Disinfection

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Heat disinfection

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Disinfection

Sewage irrigation

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Application of sewage to land; hydraulic suitability alone does not establish microbiological safety.

Sewage

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Dry-earth sanitation

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A historical excreta-management approach using dry earth in receptacles, together with organized removal.

Water-carriage sewerage

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Removal of excreta and wastewater through drains and sewers using water as the carrying medium. Conveyance and safe final treatment are different requirements.

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