P R E S E N TAT I O N O F T H E C O U R S E

TheaimoftheVIEditionoftheRefresherCour se is to provide useful information on Appro priate Technologies in Developing Countries, withaspecialattentiontoemergencycontexts: focus on environmental issues about water, wastewater,solidwasteandenergy; technical, social and financial aspects of an AppropriateTechnology; presentationofcasestudies; groupworkonselectioncriteriaforsustaina bletechnologies. Twodayswillbespecificallydedicatedtowater and sanitation management in emergency si tuations. Thecourseisaddressedto: peopleworking in International Development Cooperation; researchers, assistant professors and PhD students; interestedstudentsandpeople. A Certificate of attendance will be issued for students that attend at least 75% of the Sum merSchool.

SPEAKERS
A.Casella UniversityCattolica,Brescia(IT) F.Castelli UniversityofBrescia(IT) R.ChamyMaggi UniversidadCatolicadeValparaiso(RCH) C.Collivignarelli CeTAmb,UniversityofBrescia(IT) S.Galassi YacoubaAssociationforAfrica,Varese(IT) G.Lenzi Freelanceworker,Brescia(IT) A.Mazz UniversityofBrescia(IT) B.Neri TerreDesHommes,Milano(IT) MSFItaly,Milano(IT) C.Orlotti M.Pilotelli UniversityofBrescia(IT) F.Prandini CeTAmb,UniversityofBrescia(IT) R.Scott WEDC,LoughboroughUniversity(GB) S.Sorlini CeTAmb,UniversityofBrescia(IT) M.Vaccari CeTAmb,UniversityofBrescia(IT) V.Vendegna UniversityofPavia(IT) L.Vigan UniversityofBergamo(IT) F.Vitali CeTAmb,UniversityofBrescia(IT) P.T.Yillia ViennaUniversityofTechnology(AT) G.Zolezzi UniversityofTrento(IT) C.Zrbrugg SANDECEAWAG,FederalInstituteofSwi tzerland in Technologies and Aquatic Sci ences(CH)

ResearchcentreforAppropriate Technologiesforenvironmental managementinDevelopingCountries

InternationalSummerSchool VIRefresherCourse

PHDSTUDENTS

Appropriate Technologiesfor Environmental Managementin DevelopingCountries

Autino B., Bigoni R., Carvalho A. C., De Giovanni A., De Iaco G.,GiardinaD.,GobbiF.,GomezF.,VitaliF.,ZrbruggC.

HOWTOREACH US:
From Brescia railway station, our Faculty can be reached by bus (line10,directionConce sio,stopinviaBranzeor line 1, direction Mompi ano,stopinvialeEuropa, 39ISUFacultyofEngi neering).

20th24thJune2011

Coordinator Prof.CarloCollivignarelli
FacultyofEngeneering ViaBranze43 Brescia(Italy)

Summer School is cofinanced with funds from the University of Brescia for Summer School and Inter nationalactivities.

Incollaborationwith:

Appropriate Technologies for Environmental Management in Developing Countries

COURSEPROGRAM

21st June: Environmental Management in Developing Countries inemergencyconditions

23rdJune:WatermanagementinDevelopingCountries

20 June:AppropriateTechnologiesforEnvironmentalandSanita tionManagementandresearchexperiences

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09:30

Participantsregistration

Morningsession(LecturehallB0.5) 10:00 PresentationoftheSummerSchool(C.Collivignarelli) 10:15 TheroleofAppropriateTechnologiesinInternationalDevelopment Cooperationprojects Anthropologicalaspects(A.Casella) Socioeconomicalaspects(L.Vigantobeconfirmed) 11:1511.30Break Healthaspects(F.Castelli) Environmentalaspects(S.Sorlini) 12:30 Finaldiscussion 12:40 Lunch Afternoonsession(LecturehallB0.5) 14:00 Presentation of research experiences in the PhD Course Appropriate Methodologies and Techniques in International DevelopmentCooperation

Morningsession(LecturehallB0.5) 09:00 Methodological approach and minimum standards for water andsanitationinterventionsinemergencysituations(B.Neri) 09:50 Appropriate Technologies for solid waste management during anemergency(C.Zrbrugg) 10:40 Break 11:00 Solid waste collection and treatment during an emergency: casestudy(C.Zrbrugg) Water resources assessment and intervention planning for 11:50 pollutioncontrol(P.T.Yillia) 12:40 Lunch

Morningsession(LecturehallB0.5) Drinkingwater:Appropriatetechnologiesfordrinkingwatersupplyand treatmentinCountrieswithlimitedresources 09:00 AppropriateTechnologiesforwatertreatment(S.Sorlini) 09:50 Challengesconcerningthecontrolofdrinkingwatermicrobiolo gicalquality(S.Galassi) 10:40 Break 11:00 Exercisesondrinkingwatertreatmentplants(F.Prandini) 11:50 Assessing linkages between source contamination risk, water qualityandhumanhealth(G.Zolezzi) 12:40 Lunch

TechnologyCurriculum(coordinator:C.Collivignarelli) A critical approach to postemergency sanitation: considerations for sustainableinterventions,Haiti(D.Giardina,XXIVcycle) SolutionsforhouseholdenergysupplyinLogoneValley,ChadCameroun (F.Vitali,XXIVcycle) Water disinfection using a solar concentrator in Babon, Cameroun (R. Bigoni,XXVcycle) WastewaterandgreywatermanagementintheRegionofMoscu,Ciudad Guyana,Venezuela(F.Gomez,XXVcycle) AssessmentmethodsforwastemanagementdecisionsupportinDevelo pingCountries(C.Zrbrugg,XXVcycle)

Afternoonsession(LecturehallB0.5) 14:00 Appropriatesanitationoptionsinresponsetoanemergency(R. Scott) 16:00 Break 16:30 Attributing health risk to microbial water quality reflections foremergenciesinsubSaharanAfrica(P.T.Yillia) 17.20 Finaldiscussionandconclusions

22nd June: Environmental Management in Developing Countries inemergencyconditions

Morningsession(LecturehallB0.5) 09:00 Publichealthrisksduringanemergency(C.Orlotti) 09:50 Management of construction projects in emergency situa tions:Dadaabrefugeecamps,Kenya(G.Lenzi) 10:40 Break 11:00 Innovative practices for water supply in times of emergency howlowcostsolutionshelp:thecaseofFreetown,SierraLeone (P.T.Yillia) 11:50 EmergencyEnvironmentalSanitationAssessment:overview(R. Scott) 12:40 Lunch

Afternoonsession(LecturehallB0.5) Wastewater: Technical and hygienicsanitation aspects of wastewater managementinCountrieswithlimitedresources 14:00 Sanitation risks connected with wastewater management (V. Vendegna) 14:50 AppropriateTechnologiesforwastewatertreatment(F.Prandi ni) 15:40 Industrial wastewater treatment in lowincome Countries (R. ChamyMaggi) VisittotheAppropriateTechnologieslaboratory(S.SorliniM. 16:20 Vaccari): Prototypemachineforextrudedearthbricksmanufacturing Improvedcookstovesandbriquettemakingmachine Solarconcentratorfordrinkingwaterdisinfection 17:20 Finaldiscussionandconclusions

24th June: Solid waste management and domestic energy productioninDevelopingCountries

HealthCurriculum(coordinator:F.Castelli): FeasibilityofaTuberculosiscontrolprogramintheTibetancommunities exiledinIndia(G.DeIaco,XXIVcycle) Utilizationofquicktestsagainstmalariainordertoimprovethediscovery ofmalariacasesintheruralareaofBurkinaFaso(F.Gobbi,XXIVcycle) Improvement of sanitation assistance in Morrumbene (Mozambico), supportingtheprogramMothertoChildTransmissionPlus(MTCTplus) inBurkinaFaso(A.C.Carvalho,XXVcycle) The adherence to treatment in the short term therapies in a non indigenousandindigenousColombianpopulationturningtoMSFmobile healthclinics(A.DeGiovanni,XXVcycle) Effectiveness and feasibility of antiretroviral therapy in a CountrywithlimitedresourcesBurkinaFaso(B.Autino,XXVcycle)

Morningsession(LecturehallB0.5) Solid waste: Appropriate Technologies for solid waste collection, treatmentanddisposalinCountrieswithlimitedresources 09:00 Solid waste characterisation, collection and transport (M. Vaccari) 09:50 Solidwastereuse/recyclingandfinaldisposal(F.Vitali) 10:40 Break 11:00 Exercisesonwastecollectionanddisposalof(M.Vaccari) 12:40 Lunch

15:30 16:00

Finaldiscussion Conclusions

17:0019:00

CommemorativeeventAlbertoArchetti
CameradiCommerciodiBrescia ViaLuigiEinaudi2325121Brescia

Afternoonsession(LecturehallB0.5;additionalhallsB1.1B1.2) 14:00 Group work (coordinator: R. Scott): Emergency Environmental SanitationPrioritySettinggroupworkbasedonacasestudy 17:20 Finaldiscussionandconclusions

Afternoonsession(LecturehallB0.5) Energy:Valorisationofbiomassandorganicwasteforenergyproduction inCountrieswithlimitedresources 14:00 Appropriate Technologies for household energy supply for cookingpurposes(F.Vitali) 14:50 Solutionsforenergyrecoveryfromwastebiomass(A.Mazz) 15:40 Carbonmarketapproachandanaerobictreatmentsofsolidand liquidwastes(R.ChamyMaggi) 16:30 Analysisoftechnologiesenergyefficiency(M.Pilotelli) 17:20 SummerSchoolfinalconclusions(C.Collivignarelli)