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The Tonle Sap is the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia. それは、トンレサップ川でメコン川に接続されている. トンレサップの生態学的重要性が認識された 1997 when UNESCO registered the area on the World Network of Biosphere Reserves.
残念なことに, 森林は薪のために使用されて加速の速度であるとして、地域の生態系が原因でこのような森林伐採などの要因に対する深刻な脅威にさらされている, と糞便や廃棄物などの衛生の欠如が直接湖に処分されている. 周りに 1.5 million Cambodians live on the Tonle Sap lake and river system, many in floating villages.
現在, there is limited access to affordable and sustainable energy sources for the floating communities of the Tonle Sap and there are no effective affordable sanitation options available. 生きる & 環境教育を学ぶ, with partners such as Engineers without Borders Australia, are implementing a program in the Tonle Sap region that aims to reduce these problems.
Appropriate Energy for Floating and Flood-Affected Communities
The program aims to develop and demonstrate appropriate and sustainable energy solutions for floating and flood-affected communities, Photo Gallery, Photo Gallery, Photo Gallery, and sanitation.
Biodigesters convert human, animal, and organic waste into biogas for energy, and treat waste so it can be safely disposed of or used as fertiliser. The conversion reduces the pathogens considerably, improving sanitation and water quality in the community, while producing a valuable agricultural resource. The biogas produced from the biodigesters can be used by the community for cooking and lighting, and will reduce time, effort, and money used for families’ energy needs, while also reducing deforestation pressures.
Until now biodigesters have only been feasible for farmers with several animals and no flooding challenges, Photo Gallery, especially the poor and marginalised.
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Demonstrating appropriate energy for floating and flood-affected communities will support the Royal Government of Cambodia’s energy and environment policies in a number of ways. The program aims to contribute to a greater coverage and diversity of appropriate and renewable energy options, Photo Gallery.
Lessons learned and replicability
Floating and small-scale biodigesters are an innovation of particular use for floating and flood-affected communities, and for users with limited waste. Photo Gallery. Micro-solar contributes a new approach to energy that is both more sustainable and cost-effective.
生きる & Learn plan to use the solutions to improve energy access, sanitation, livelihoods, Photo Gallery. The knowledge gained from the demonstration of these innovative and appropriate solutions is being shared and transferred locally and internationally for further replication in similar contexts.
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The lack of suitable technical sanitation and energy solutions in challenging environments continues to be an issue worldwide and there remains significant responsibility and opportunity to continue focus on these. Successful solutions need to be appropriate for the environmental, social, and economic contexts of the community.
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http://www.livelearn.org/projects/floating-latrine-design-project-ecosan-project
http://www.livelearn.org/projects/floating-gardens-project
http://www.livelearn.org/projects/demonstration-appropriate-energy-floating-communities
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