• Development Phase
  • Geo-Physical Criteria
  • Technical Criteria
  • Capacity and Managerial Criteria
  • Socio-Cultural Criteria
  • Legal Criteria
  • Emergency Criteria
  • System Settings

Qualitative estimates of the applicability of each technology given the phase of humanitarian context in a specific case. It is based on three categories:

Acute

Refers to the humanitarian phase immediately following an emergency. It usually covers the first days up to the first few weeks, where effective short-term measures are applied to alleviate the emergency situation quickly until more permanent solutions can be found.

Stabilisation (or Transition)

Refers to the phase starting after the first weeks of a crisis and can last several months or longer.

The allocation of technologies to different humanitarian/development phases is mainly based on speed of implementation, budget and material requirements. It allows giving a first general orientation but may differ in a specific local situation.

Development/Recovery

Refers to either a longer-term approach aiming to develop sanitation infrastructure in general (Development) or in a humanitarian context (Recovery), it refers to the phase where the aim is to rehabilitate infrastructure or implement long-lasting sanitation infrastructure and services.

Acute Response

ignore

 

Stabilization

ignore

 

Development / Recovery

applicable

 

 

 

 

 

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