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EcoSan-Toilets
Table of Contents:
1. Background
2. Design of Toilets
3. Composting
4. Construction -- Base & Vaults
5. Construction--Pad Fabrication
6. Construction--Superstructure
7. Finished!
8. Monitoring & Evaluation
9. EcoSan Resources
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Tools for Neighborhood Organizers
Tools for Neighborhood Organizers is a series of workbooks I authored
for Seattle's Department of Neighborhoods. The booklets are based on my
two decades of experience as a community organizer. To open and read,
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Organizations that want to get things done can always use more
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Consider the last time you attended a meeting. Of any
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quickly or did you think the meeting would never end? Are you looking forward
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Learn how to plan for great meetings:
Following
two decades of steady decline, the permanent death of this Seattle neighborhood
business district seemed certain when two popular restaurants, one owned by a
national chain, the other by local residents, closed their doors almost
simultaneously. With a majority of store fronts already boarded up, the business
district looked like a ghost town.
How this decaying neighborhood was brought back to vibrant life through
the efforts of its own residents, and lessons learned about community
redevelopment, are recorded in this story.
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