1.0. Teaser.

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1.2. Why Public Health Engineering matters.


 

1.4. Waterborne pathogens.

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1.6. How does drinking water become unsafe ?

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1.8. Vector control.

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1.10. Summary - week 01.

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2.2. Assessments of needs and planning cycle.

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2.3b. Responding to emergencies.

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2.5. Impacts on essential urban services.

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2.7. Case study : Water and Iraq - 1991 - 2003.

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3.1. Introduction to water supply.

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3.2. Water source selection.

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3.4. Water abstraction.

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3.6. Distribution & transport & user safety.

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4.1. Introduction to Sanitation.

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4.3. Excreta management in emergencies.

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4.5. On site collection and storage technologies.

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4.7. Conveyance technologies.

       Case study - disposing of Ebola waste in Liberia.

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4.9. Anaerobic technologies.
      Case study-Madagascar prisons running on biogas.

 

4.10b. Gaza - the battle against sewage.

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5.1. Introduction to week 05.

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5.3. Medical waste management - part A.

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5.5. MSF - Medical waste disposal.

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1.1. Course overview.

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1.3. Environmental transmission pathways.

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1.5. Introduction on Water Quality criteria.

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1.7. Water quantity.

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1.9. Madagascar - preventing plague in prisons.

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2.1. Introduction to humanitarian contexts.

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2.3a. Bringing precious water in rural environment.

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2.4. Introduction on urban contexts.

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2.6. A call for a better urban approach.

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2.8. Summary - week 02.

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3.1a. Water supply in emergencies.

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3.3. Water intake.

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3.5. Water treatment.

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3.7. Summary - week 03.

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4.2. Sanitation products.

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4.4. Sanitation technology selection.

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4.6. Collection and storage treatment -

       Anaerobic technologies.

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4.8. Semi-centralised treatment.

       Treatment stages.

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4.10. Semi-centralised treatment.

         Aerobic technologies.

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4.11. Summary - week 04.

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5.2. Hygiene promotion in humanitarian contexts      
       using a systematic approach to behaviour change.
 

5.4. Medical waste management - part B.

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5.6. Conclusion.

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