Dry-San Hygienic Rural Toilet
IIT Bombay
The Dry-San Hygienic Rural Toilet is a dry sanitation system consisting of squat type toilet pan with three ports for solids, urine and washing water, designed at IIT Bombay.
The Dry-San Hygienic Rural Toilet is a dry sanitation system consisting of squat type toilet pan with three ports for solids, urine and washing water, designed by IIT Bombay. This technology was designed for communities in India with less access to water for flushing, as the separation of liquids from the solid waste allows it to be aerobically decomposed over time and ultimately land applied as manure.
The Dry-San Toilet system can be acquired directly from manufacturer or built in place, the design manual and guidelines are ready for distribution to NGOs and/or self-help groups.
Depends upon size, one estimate states if not made in bulk and including labor it can cost up to ~1000 USD (Rs 70,000)Converted June 2019
Other eco-toilets and pit latrines including the Elephant Toilet, Durasan Latrines, and Sulabh.
Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation
Target users include households, communal public toilets, businesses, and target buyers may also include governments and non-governmental organizations.
