WHO GUIDELINES FOR THE
SAFE USE OF WASTEWATER,
EXCRETA AND GREYWATER
VOLUME IV
EXCRETA AND GREYWATER USE IN AGRICULTURE
GUIDELINES FOR THE SAFE USE OF
WASTEWATER, EXCRETA AND GREYWATER
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Excreta and greywater use in agriculture
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WHO guidelines for the safe use of wastewater, excreta and greywater / World
Health Organization.
v. 1. Policy and regulatory aspects — v. 2. Wastewater use in agriculture
— v. 3. Wastewater and excreta use in aquaculture — v. 4. Excreta and
greywater use in agriculture.
1. Water supply. 2. Water supply - legislation. 3. Agriculture. 4. Aquaculture.
5. Sewage. 6. Wastewater treatment plants. 7. Guidelines. I. World Health
Organization. II. Title: Safe use of wastewater, excreta and greywater. III.
Title: Policy and regulatory aspects. IV. Title: Wastewater use in agriculture.
V. Title: Wastewater and excreta use in aquaculture. VI. Title: Excreta and
greywater use in agriculture.
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CONTENTS
List of acronyms and abbreviations .....................................................................vi
Preface ....................................................................................................................vii
Acknowledgements ................................................................................................ix
Executive summary ............................................................................................. xiii
1. Introduction .........................................................................................................1
1.1 Objectives and general considerations ...........................................................2
1.2 Target audience and defi nitions ......................................................................3
1.3 International guidelines and national standards .............................................3
1.3.1 National standards .................................................................................3
1.3.2 Food exports ..........................................................................................4
1.4 Factors that affect sustainability in sanitation ................................................4
1.4.1 Health and hygiene ................................................................................4
1.4.2 Environment and resource use ...............................................................5
1.4.3 Economy ................................................................................................5
1.4.4 Sociocultural aspects and use ................................................................5
1.4.5 Technology function ..............................................................................5
1.5 Driving forces .................................................................................................6
1.5.1 Water scarcity, stress and degradation ...................................................6
1.5.2 Population growth and food production ................................................7
1.5.3 Excreta and greywater as resources .......................................................8
1.5.4 Millennium Development Goals ..........................................................15
2. The Stockholm Framework..............................................................................19
2.1 A harmonized approach to risk assessment/management .............................19
2.2 Elements of the Stockholm Framework .......................................................20
2.3 Assessment of environmental exposure .......................................................21
2.4 Assessment of health risk .............................................................................22
2.5 Tolerable risk and health-based targets ........................................................24
2.5.1 Tolerable risk .......................................................................................25
2.5.2 Health-based targets .............................................................................25
2.6 Risk management .........................................................................................26
2.7 Public health status .......................................................................................27
3. Assessment of health risk..................................................................................29
3.1 Health benefi ts ..............................................................................................29
3.2 Excreta-related infections .............................................................................30
3.2.1 Pathogens in faeces. .............................................................................31
3.2.2 Pathogens in urine ................................................................................34
3.2.3 Pathogens in greywater ........................................................................36
3.3 Pathogen survival in faeces, urine and greywater ........................................37
3.3.1 Survival in faeces .................................................................................37
3.3.2 Survival in urine ..................................................................................39
3.3.3 Faecal load and survival of faecal pathogens in greywater .................41
3.4 Survival in soils and on crops .......................................................................42
3.5 Epidemiological and risk-based evidence ....................................................44
3.6 Quantitative microbial risk analysis .............................................................49
3.6.1 Example of risk calculation for a greywater scenario .........................49
3.6.2 Example of risk calculation for collection and use of diverted
human urine ..................................................................................................51
3.6.3 Example of risk calculation for stored but otherwise untreated excreta ...... 55
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4. Health-based targets .........................................................................................59
4.1 Type of targets applied .................................................................................60
4.2 Tolerable burden of disease and health-based targets ..................................60
4.3 Microbial reduction targets...........................................................................64
4.4 Verifi cation monitoring .................................................................................66
4.4.1 Treatment of excreta and greywater ....................................................67
4.4.2 Other health protection measures ........................................................67
4.4.3 Excreta in small systems ......................................................................68
4.4.4 Operational monitoring for urine in large- and small-scale systems ...70
5. Health protection measures ..............................................................................73
5.1 Specifi c considerations for exposure control in the use of urine, faeces
and greywater ...............................................................................................74
5.1.1 Exposure control: general principles ...................................................75
5.1.2 Exposure control at agricultural sites or site of use. ............................75
5.1.3 Post-harvest exposure control. .............................................................78
5.2 Technical measures .......................................................................................79
5.2.1 On-site sanitation systems ...................................................................79
5.2.2 Handling and transport of excreta and sludge .....................................88
5.2.3 Treatment of blackwater and septic tank/faecal sludge .......................90
5.2.4 Greywater ............................................................................................93
6. Monitoring and system assessment ...............................................................101
6.1 Monitoring functions ..................................................................................101
6.2 System assessment .....................................................................................102
6.3 Validation ....................................................................................................102
6.4 Operational monitoring ..............................................................................104
6.5 Verifi cation .................................................................................................106
6.6 Small systems .............................................................................................107
6.7 Other types of monitoring ..........................................................................107
7. Sociocultural aspects .......................................................................................109
7.1 Perceptions of excreta and greywater use ..................................................109
7.2 Food-related determinants ..........................................................................111
7.3 Behavioural change and cultural factors ....................................................111
7.4 Convenience factors and dignity issues ......................................................113
7.5 Gender aspects on use of excreta and greywater ........................................114
8. Environmental aspects ....................................................................................117
8.1 Impacts on soil ............................................................................................117
8.1.1 Metals ................................................................................................118
8.1.2 Persistent organic compounds ...........................................................119
8.1.3 Salinization ........................................................................................120
8.2 Impacts on water bodies .............................................................................121
9. Economic and fi nancial considerations .........................................................123
9.1 Economic feasibility ...................................................................................123
9.1.1 Cost–benefi t analysis .........................................................................123
9.1.2 Costs and benefi ts ..............................................................................124
9.1.3 Multiple-objective decision-making processes ..................................125
9.1.4 Empirical examples of cost analyses for reuse systems ....................125
9.2 Financial feasibility ....................................................................................127
9.3 Market feasibility .......................................................................................132
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10. Policy aspects .................................................................................................133
10.1 Policy ............................................................................................................133
10.1.1 International policy ..........................................................................134
10.1.2 National greywater and excreta use policies ...................................134
10.1.3 Greywater and excreta in integrated water resources management .135
10.2 Legislation ................................................................................................135
10.2.1 Institutional roles and responsibilities .............................................136
10.2.2 Other roles and responsibilities .......................................................139
10.2.3 Rights of access ...............................................................................142
10.2.4 Land tenure ......................................................................................142
10.2.5 Public health ....................................................................................142
10.3 Regulation ................................................................................................142
10.4 Development of a national policy framework ..........................................143
10.4.1 Defi ning objectives ..........................................................................144
10.4.2 Analysis of the existing policy framework ......................................144
10.4.3 Development of action plans ...........................................................146
10.4.4 Research ...........................................................................................148
11. Planning and implementation ......................................................................149
11.1 Adopting an appropriate planning approach .............................................149
11.2 Local project planning: specifi c considerations........................................151
11.2.1 Participatory approaches ..................................................................151
11.2.2 Treatment .........................................................................................152
11.2.3 Crop restriction ................................................................................153
11.2.4 Application .......................................................................................153
11.2.5 Human exposure control ..................................................................153
11.2.6 Costs .................................................................................................154
11.2.7 Technical aspects..............................................................................155
11.2.8 Support services ...............................................................................156
11.2.9 Training ............................................................................................156
References. ...........................................................................................................157
Annex 1: Glossary of terms used in Guidelines................................................177
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PREFACE
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INTRODUCTION
10. Policy aspects
11. Planning and
implementation
4. Health-based
targets
5. Health protection
measures
6. Monitoring
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1. Introduction
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7. Sociocultural
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8. Environmental
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9. Economic and
financial
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Other
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2. Stockholm
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3. Assessment of
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THE STOCKHOLM FRAMEWORK
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Health-based
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Basic control
approaches
Water/waste
quality objectives
Other management
objectives
Define measures and interventions
(requirements, specifications) based
on objectives
Assessment of
health risk
Assess
environmental
exposure
Public health
status
Tolerable
health risk
Define key risk points and audit
procedures for overall system
effectiveness
Define analytical verifications (process,
public health)
Health risk management
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Assemble the team to prepare the risk management plan
Document and describe the system
Undertake a hazard assessment and risk
characterization to identify and understand how risks
can be managed in the system
Assess the existing or proposed system (including a
description of the system and a flow diagram)
Identify control measures —
the means by which risks can be controlled
Define monitoring of control measures —
what limits define acceptable performance and how
these are monitored
Establish procedures to verify that the risk
management plan is working effectively and will meet
the health-based targets
Develop supporting programmes (e.g. training, hygienic
practices, standard operating procedures, upgrade and
improvement, research and development, etc.)
Prepare management procedures (including corrective
actions) for normal and incident conditions
Establish documentation and communication
procedures
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The third edition of the WHO Guidelines for the safe use of wastewater,
excreta and greywater has been extensively updated to take account of
new scientific evidence and contemporary approaches to risk management.
The revised Guidelines reflect a strong focus on disease prevention and
public health principles.
This new edition responds to a growing demand from WHO Member
States for guidance on the safe use of wastewater, excreta and greywater
in agriculture and aquaculture. Its target audience includes environmental
and public health scientists, researchers, engineers, policy-makers and
those responsible for developing standards and regulations.
The Guidelines are presented in four separate volumes: Volume 1: Policy
and regulatory aspects; Volume 2:Wastewater use in agriculture; Volume 3:
Wastewater and excreta use in aquaculture; and Volume 4: Excreta and
greywater use in agriculture.
Volume 4 of the Guidelines focuses exclusively on the safe use of excreta
and greywater in agriculture. Recent trends in sanitation, including ecological
sanitation, are driven by rapid urbanization. The momentum created by the
Millennium Development Goals is resulting in dramatic changes in human
waste handling and processing. New opportunities enable the use of human
waste as a resource for pro-poor agricultural development, particularly in
periurban areas. Best practice to minimize associated health risks is at the
heart of this volume.
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目录
缩略语一览表.............................................第六........................
前言 ....................................................................................................................vii
致谢................................................. ............................................... IX
执行摘要................................................第十三.............................................
引言 .........................................................................................................1
1.1目标和总体考虑............................................. ..............2
1.2目标受众和DEFI nitions............................................ 3..........................
1.3国际标准和国家标准............................................ 0.3
1.3.1国家标准............................................. ....................................3
1.3.2食品出口............................................. .............................................4
影响可持续发展的卫生1.4因素........................................... 4.....
1.4.1卫生和卫生............................................ ....................................4
1.4.2环境和资源利用........................................... ....................5
1.4.3经济.............................................. .................................................. 5
1.4.4社会文化方面和使用........................................... .....................5
1.4.5技术功能............................................. .................................5
1.5驱动力............................................... .................................................. 6
1.5.1缺水,压力和退化......................................... ..........6
1.5.2人口增长和粮食生产.......................................... 7......
1.5.3污水和灰水作为资源.......................................... 8.............
1.5.4千年发展目标............................................ ..............15
2,斯德哥尔摩框架............................................. .................................19
2.1统一的方法进行风险评估/管理.............................19
斯德哥尔摩框架2.2元............................................ ...........20
2.3评估环境暴露............................................. ..........21
2.4评估健康风险的............................................. ................................22
2.5可承受风险和健康目标.......................................... ..............24
2.5.1可承受风险............................................. ..........................................25
2.5.2基于健康的目标........................................... ..................................25
2.6风险管理............................................... ..........................................26
2.7公共健康状况.............................................. .........................................27
健康风险评估3。............................................ ......................................29
3.1医疗给付.............................................. ................................................29
3.2排泄物有关的感染............................................. ................................30
3.2.1病原粪便。 .................................................. ...........................31
3.2.2病原尿............................................ ....................................34
3.2.3病原灰水............................................ ............................36
3.3病原体的存活在粪便,尿液和灰水........................................37
3.3.1存活在粪便中............................................ .....................................37
3.3.2生存尿............................................ ......................................39
3.3.3粪便负荷和粪便中的病原体灰水生存.................41
3.4生存土壤和作物........................................... ............................42
3.5流行病学和风险为基础的证据........................................... .........44
3.6微生物定量风险分析............................................. ................49
风险计算的灰水场景3.6.1.........................49
风险计算在收集和使用3.6.2实例改行
人尿................................................ .................................................. 51
风险计算3.6.3实例存储,但其他排泄物未经处理......55
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4,基于健康的目标............................................ .............................................59
4.1类型的目标应用............................................. ....................................60
疾病和4.2耐受负担健康目标..................................60
4.3微生物减排目标.............................................. .............................64
4.4 Verifi阳离子监控.............................................. ...................................66
4.4.1处理污水和灰水的.......................................... ..........67
4.4.2其他卫生防护措施........................................... .............67
4.4.3排泄物在小系统........................................... ...........................68
4.4.4运行监测尿液中的大,小规模系统... 70
五,医疗保护措施............................................. .................................73
曝光控制5.1 SPECIFIÇ考虑在利用尿,粪便
和灰水................................................ ...............................................74
5.1.1曝光控制:一般原则.......................................... .........75
5.1.2在农业网站或网站使用的曝光控制。 ............................75
5.1.3收获后曝光控制。 .................................................. ...........78
5.2技术措施............................................... ........................................79
5.2.1现场卫生系统.......................................... .........................79
5.2.2处理粪便和污泥的运输.....................................88
5.2.3黑水和化粪池/粪便污泥处理.......................90
5.2.4灰水.............................................. ..............................................93
6,监测和考核体系............................................ ...................101
6.1监控功能............................................... ...................................101
6.2系统评估............................................... ......................................102
6.3验证 ....................................................................................................102
6.4运行监测............................................... ...............................104
6.5 Verifi阳离子............................................... .................................................. 106
6.6小系统............................................... ..............................................107
6.7其他类型的监视............................................. .............................107
7,社会文化方面.............................................. .........................................109
7.1感知排泄物和灰水利用........................................... .......109
7.2食品相关因素............................................. .............................111
7.3行为的改变和文化因素............................................ ........111
7.4便利性因素和尊严的问题............................................ ..........113
对使用排泄物和灰水........................................1147.5性别方面
..............................................8,环境因素......................................117
8.1影响土壤.............................................. ..............................................117
8.1.1金属.............................................. .................................................. 118
8.1.2持久性有机物............................................ ...............119
8.1.3盐渍化.............................................. ..........................................120
8.2影响水体............................................. ................................121
9,经济和金融方面的考虑........................................... ..............123
9.1经济可行性............................................... ....................................123
9.1.1成本给付分析.......................................... ...............................123
9.1.2成本和给付........................................... ...................................124
9.1.3多目标决策程序..................................125
成本9.1.4实证实例分析了回用系统....................125
9.2财务可行性............................................... .....................................127
9.3市场可行性............................................... ........................................132
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10。政策方面.............................................. .................................................. 0.133
10.1政策 ............................................................................................................133
10.1.1国际政策............................................. .............................134
10.1.2国中水和排泄物利用政策...................................134
10.1.3灰水和水资源综合管理.135排泄物
10.2立法................................................ ................................................135
10.2.1机构的角色和责任........................................... ..136
10.2.2其他角色和责任........................................... ............139
访问10.2.3权利............................................ ...................................142
10.2.4土地使用权............................................. .........................................142
10.2.5公共卫生............................................. .......................................142
10.3条例................................................ ................................................142
10.4发展的国家政策框架..........................................143
10.4.1宁的Defi目标............................................ ..............................144
现有的政策框架10.4.2分析......................................144
行动计划10.4.3开发........................................... ................146
10.4.4研究.............................................. .............................................148
11,规划和实施............................................. .........................149
11.1采取适当的规划方式............................................ 0.149
11.2本地项目规划:SPECIFIç事项........................................151
11.2.1参与办法............................................. .....................151
11.2.2治疗.............................................. ...........................................152
11.2.3作物限制............................................. ...................................153
11.2.4应用.............................................. .........................................153
11.2.5人力曝光控制............................................ ......................153
11.2.6成本.............................................. .................................................. 0.154
11.2.7技术方面............................................. .................................155
11.2.8支持服务............................................. ..................................156
11.2.9培训.............................................. ..............................................156
引用。 ...........................................................................................................157
附件1:在准则中使用的术语词汇表......................................... .......177
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缩略语
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致谢
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10。政策方面
11。规划
实施
4,基于健康
目标
五,医疗保障
措施
6,监控
和系统
评估
引言
指引
7,社会文化
方面
8,环境
方面
9,经济和
金融
注意事项
其他
信息
2,斯德哥尔摩
框架
3。评估
健康风险
支持
证据
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基于健康
目标
基本控制
方法
水/废弃物
质量目标
其他管理
目标
定义的措施和干预措施
根据(要求规格)
对目标
评估
健康风险
评估
环境
曝光
公共卫生
状态
可忍受
健康风险
定义关键风险点和审计
对整个系统的程序
效力
定义分析验证(过程中,
公共健康)
健康风险管理
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卫生防护措施
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监控和系统
评估
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组装小组,负责编写风险管理计划
文档和描述系统
进行危险评估和风险
特征识别和了解风险
所用的系统进行管理
评估现有或拟议的系统(包括
该系统的说明和流程图)
确定控制措施 -
通过该风险可被控制的装置
定义监测控制措施 -
有什么限制定义可接受的性能,以及如何
这些被监测
建立程序以确认风险
管理计划的有效运行,将满足
基于健康的目标
开发支持项目(如培训,卫生
实践,标准作业程序,升级和
改进,研发,等等)
准备管理程序(包括纠正
行动)正常及事故情况
建立文件和通讯
程序
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注意事项
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准则的安全使用废水,污水和灰水
世卫组织准则的安全使用废水的第三版,
污水和灰水已被广泛更新,考虑到
新的科学证据和现代的风险管理方法。
修订后的准则反映强烈的重点放在疾病的预防和
公众健康的原则。
这个新版本做出反应,即世卫组织会员不断增长的需求
国家有关安全使用的废水,污水和灰水指导
在农业和水产养殖业。它的目标受众包括环境
和公共卫生的科学家,研究人员,工程师,决策者和
那些负责制定标准和法规。
该指引载于四个不同的卷:卷1:政策
和监管方面的问题;第2卷:农业废水利用;第3卷:
在水产养殖废水和粪便使用;和第4卷:粪便和
在农业中水的使用。
指引第4卷只关注安全使用粪便
和灰水在农业中。最近的趋势在卫生,包括生态
卫生,是通过快速的城市化驱动。由创造的势头
千年发展目标是造成人类巨大的变化
废物处理和加工。新的机会能够使用人类
垃圾作为一种资源用于有利于穷人的农业发展,特别是在
城郊地区。最大限度地减少相关的健康风险的最佳做法是在
心脏本卷。
ISBN9241546859
