2020
DOI: 10.46622/jogea_2020_3_32-50
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Odour assessment of school toilets in Gauteng, South Africa – before and after bioremediation

Abstract: Sanitation in school toilets is often considered peripheral to the academic project, yet has a significant impact on productivity and the school experience. A micro-study, pilot project to quantify the perception of odours in toilets at two schools in Gauteng Province, South Africa, using olfactory tests, reveals the presence of select odour-forming compounds. The compounds of butyric acid, indole, p-cresol and dimethyl trisulfide, reconstituted faecal odour and stale urine odour were presented to staff at the… Show more

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“…This paper compares its findings with another case study in Limpopo titled "Barriers to Water and Sanitation Safety Plans in Rural Areas of South Africa" [31]. The case study examines the implementation of Water and Sanitation Safety Plans and suggests that understanding the factors hindering implementation could significantly improve water and sanitation projects.…”
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confidence: 96%
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“…This paper compares its findings with another case study in Limpopo titled "Barriers to Water and Sanitation Safety Plans in Rural Areas of South Africa" [31]. The case study examines the implementation of Water and Sanitation Safety Plans and suggests that understanding the factors hindering implementation could significantly improve water and sanitation projects.…”
Section: Discussion Of the Resultsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…A recent study conducted in Mqanduli and surrounding areas revealed that their limited access to nutritious food hinders children's healthy growth and development. Unhealthy environments and restricted availability of routine child health services, such as Vitamin A supplementation and deworming, further impede healthy child development [29][30][31][32][33].…”
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