Sanitation Training in Karagwe District
Sanitation training and empowerment for local artisans. The major objective of the sanitation training was to empower local artisans and district officials in Karagwe district from the health and water department with sustainable sanitation management. This included the hygiene education and the improvement of skills for constructing latrine components, supporting the overall aim of improving the...
Read MoreCapacity Building in CWSSP Programs
Capacity Building for the management of water supply and sanitation schemes The general objective of this assignment was to empower Dar es Salaam’s community with the management, financial, and institutional skills to manage their water supply and sanitation schemes in an effective and sustainable manner. Training was carried out for community members who were in charge of managing water supply...
Read MoreBagamoyo Sanitation Park
Improving health in communities. The Bagamoyo Sanitation Park project, set up as an innovation window, was planned and implemented in Bagamoyo Township. The project’s main objective was to improve health in communities through the introduction of sustainable, affordable and appropriate excreta disposal technologies. The sanitation park allowed community participation at all project stages...
Read MoreScaling Up of Sanitation in 12 districts
Empowering artisans through sustainable sanitation management skills. The project aimed at improving the livelihood, environmental hygiene management and coverage in 12 districts by improving hygiene awareness and providing training in the construction of latrine components for local artisans. Project activities included: Development of promotion package Carrying out of sanitation drive...
Read MoreToilet Day 2007 Commemoration & Artisan Training
Promotion of sanitation and hygiene activities for World Toilet Day 2007.November 19th was declared World Toilet Day in 2001 by 17 associations around the world. Tanzania has been involved in the commemoration of the World Toilet Day since 2007. EEPCO participated in the commemoration of World Toilet Day 2007, held at Ifunda (Iringa Region). During the event, three sanitation options were...
Read MoreSchool Sanitation Project at Mapambano School
Improving children’s health through providing new sanitation and washing facilities. EEPCO undertook a technical assessment of the situation at Mapambano Primary School. Consequently, new sanitation facilities were designed and constructed. The existing facilities were renovated and water facilities were provided for anal cleansing, flushing, and hand-washing. Moreover, EEPCO planned and...
Read MoreMedical Waste Incinerators
Design and construction of medical waste incinerators EEPCO designed and constructed medical waste incinerators (De-mont Forty Mark III) for several institutions, namely Handeni District Hospital, TOHS, Sekutoure Mwanza, Magu and the Tanzania Food and Nutrition Institution. Moreover, EEPCO was appointed as quality check supervisor for all new built low-cost incinerators in Tanzania by the...
Read MoreSchool Sanitation Promotion at Sandali School
Improving children’s health through providing new sanitation and washing facilities. EEPCO undertook a technical assessment of the situation at Sandali Primary School. Consequently, new sanitation facilities were designed and constructed. The existing facilities were renovated and water facilities were provided for anal cleansing, flushing, and hand-washing. Moreover, EEPCO planned and...
Read MoreBORDA BNS (Basic Needs Services) Network
In cooperation with BORDA Tanzania and the BNS Network, EEPCO strives to develop and disseminate innovative, demand oriented solutions to facilitate access to basic needs services.
The mission of the BNS Network is:
- to improve the livlihoods of disadvantaged groups within society
- to sustain the functioning of eco-systems
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