TRAINING UMEA STUDENTS ABOUT ECO-SAN TOILET

Partnerships
Written By Michelle John

A training of P.6 female students was conducted at UMEA primary school. The training was to help them understand how to use an Eco-San toilet and its advantages. From our research and the experience of others using this technology we know that success is dependent on proper usage and maintenance. The trained students will be able to teach other students how to use it. This is a pilot facility and it was designed for a small part of the school population to help us learn as much as we can about this technology and whether it can be operated effectively in a primary school environment.

Brick by Brick Program Manager Max Ssenyonga training P.6 students of UMEA P/S
Max training P.6 students of UMEA P/S
Max in class training
Max in class training
Max taking students to the Eco-san toilet to show them how it works
Max taking students to the Eco-san toilet to show them how it works
Max showing students how the chambers work
Max showing students how the chambers work
Michelle John

Having worked for a number of companies over the years, I embarked on my freelance career with the aim of supporting the missions of my clients with good design. What energizes me is helping clients who want to be different and are passionate about what they do. I regularly donate my time and design skills on Catchafire.org, a platform matching non-profits with the professional help they need.

https://www.brambledesign.co
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