Still 3.6 billion people worldwide lack access to safe sanitation, affecting people’s livelihoods.
Wastewater and sewage sludge from unsafe sanitation is a major environmental contaminant.
Over 45 million tonnes of sewage sludge is created yearly.
And where nutrients are needed most – in agriculture – farmers depend on synthetic imports with high price volatility.
Mosan co-creates culturally appropriate, circular, climate-positive and regenerative systems, through ecological sanitation and innovative waste treatment, which promotes health and wellbeing of the population, avoids contamination and enables the recovery of valuable nutrients and reuse in the agriculture, thus closing nutrient cycles and supporting long-term regeneration.
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On November 2021, Mosan had a scientific article published by Springer in the Circular Economy and Sustainability special edition journal. It was an immense honor for us to collaborate with such a prestigious publishing company and have the chance to share our experience of operating a decentralized sanitation system for over three years with a global audience.
On November 19, Mosan organized an event to celebrate World Toilet Day, a United Nations observance, dedicated to raising awareness of the global sanitation crisis and to achieve SDG 6: Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all. World Toilet Day 2020 focused especially on Sustainable Sanitation and Climate Change.
VIDEO: We are grateful to have visionary minds like Sandilia to be part of our service. Sandilia is a Mosan user and believer in change. She and her familiy use the Mosan Toilet and Service since Septmeber 2018. And not only use it, but promote it and innovate with our team to develop it further. We love to co-create.
