
About Monika Sogani
Monika Sogani is an Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Manipal University Jaipur, India.Do the socioeconomic spillovers from sewage treatment plants in developing countries justify heavy investment in them?

Decent sanitation for all is crucial for rapidly urbanizing developing countries, such as India. As large volumes of wastewater in developing countries remain untreated, the investments in treatment facilities have not kept pace with the steady increases in population and urbanization and the resulting increases in wastewater volumes.


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