The Current Status and Solutions for Urban Water Environment in Hanoi City
Phan, Thi Thuy Hoan, Ngo, Thi Van Anh, Cao, Hoang Hai, Le, Ngoc Cau, Ha, Thi Lien and Le, Cong Binh (2015). The Current Status and Solutions for Urban Water Environment in Hanoi City. Water and Urban Initiative Working Paper Series. United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability.
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Sub-type Working paper Author Phan, Thi Thuy Hoan
Ngo, Thi Van Anh
Cao, Hoang Hai
Le, Ngoc Cau
Ha, Thi Lien
Le, Cong BinhTitle The Current Status and Solutions for Urban Water Environment in Hanoi City Series Title Water and Urban Initiative Working Paper Series Volume/Issue No. 5 Publication Date 2015-04 Place of Publication Tokyo Publisher United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability Pages 7 Language eng Abstract Combined sewer system in the inner Hanoi city is one of the challenges for water drainage work when heavy rains happen, and making waste water treatment costly. Main waste sources of Hanoi urban area consist of: Domestic waste, hospital waste, and industrial waste. Hanoi has been planning some centralized waste water treatment plant which solves a number of current issues in temporally period, but long-term and efficient measures are needed for sustainable development. “Waste water separation and treatment at sources” would bring economic efficiency, and sustainable development for human health and environment. Some solutions have been studied and will be discussed more detail in this report. The proposal includes: Establish medical waste water treatment system meeting National Technical Regulation in hospitals; Build up waste water collection and treatment system in residental areas; Set up waste water treatment system meeting requirements of National Technical Regulation in the industrial zones before discharging to combined sewer system. UNBIS Thesaurus WATER MANAGEMENT
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
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