Zer0-M project: Repeat Waste not Waste

BBC World News is repeating the Zer0-M video by Joshka Wessels and TVE, Waste not Waste.
TVE is still working at getting the dates of the broadcasting right on their homepage. But below are the correct broadcasting times.

You find the complete treatment of the film on the webpage of TVE. Appreciate also the research about interesting links TVE has done, a who is who of ecosanitation.

Waste not Waste: very flush of the toilet sends 27 litres of precious drinking water down the drain. Earth Report goes on the trail of less wasteful alternatives and finds out whether the non-flush loo can become culturally acceptable. In Germany they have developed waterless urinals and dry toilets. A Dutch inventor has developed a device that fills compost bags with human waste, right there in your toilet. The technology is out there and could be catching on in parts of Europe but how is it being received elsewhere? In Morocco and Tunisia, water is scarce but will people in these countries want to use waterless toilets?

'Waste not Waste' is broadcast on BBC World News at the following times (all times quoted as UK time zone currently GMT):
Friday 16 January at 20:30, with repeats on
Tuesday 20 January at 15:30 and
Wednesday 21 January at 02:30.

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Zer0-M project at EMWIS website:

http://www.emwis.net/initiatives/medaeau/fol719001/fol948061
http://www.emwis.net/initiatives/fol060732/proj554102

Forty per cent of the world’s population are without access to a latrine or toilet. But how do you get people to think about building a toilet when they've never had one? Earth Report travels to Bangladesh to discover changing attitudes to hygiene. Instead of top-down solutions, a new community-led approach is encouraging people to sort out their sanitation in more than 300 villages. Earth Report investigates.

'Clean Living'is broadcast on BBC World News at the following times (all times quoted as UK time zone currently GMT):

Friday 23 January at 20:30, with repeats on Tuesday 27 January at 15:30 and Wednesday 28 January at 02:30.