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New Insights into Microbial Risks in Source-separated Sanitation

A recent article in gwf Wasser|Abwasser presents the monitoring concept developed within ANCHOR to assess antibiotic-resistant bacteria and resistance genes in greywater and blackwater streams....

Making the Case for Source Separation: Insights from the Source Separated Sanitation Summit

The recent Source Separated Sanitation Summit in Helsingborg offered powerful insights into the future of urban sanitation—and the ANCHOR project was at the heart of it....

How Change Makers Are Helping Cities Rethink Wastewater

The ANCHOR project is learning from cities in the North Sea region that are trying a new way of dealing with wastewater. Instead of just flushing everything away, these cities are testing smarter, greener systems that separate different kinds of water, like greywater from your shower or washing mach...

How Do You Hold on to Your Ambitions in Sustainability Initiatives?

Interviews with ‘agents of change’ usher in new phase for ANCHOR project...

Discover ANCHOR @Source Separated Sanitation Summit!

The growth of source-separated wastewater systems continues, yet knowledge about these systems remains relatively limited. At the Source Separated Sanitation Summit, experts will give you up-to-date examples from Europe....

Why greywater reuse is the future

How do we take the next step in sustainable water management? During a recent Community of Practice (CoP) on water reuse in Ghent (Belgium), two inspiring projects showcased how greywater reuse offers an efficient solution for different sectors. Both the Cohousing Project Jean in Sint-Amandsberg and...

Collecting and treating blackwater for resource recovery

The ANCHOR project is documenting the experiences of source-separating urban wastewater systems from five demo sites in the North Sea region. In source separated sanitation, blackwater systems can be of great added value. How can we collect and treat blackwater to recover resources? What is the econ...

Treating and reusing greywater

The ANCHOR project is documenting the experiences of source-separating urban wastewater systems from five demo sites in the North Sea region. Source separated sanitation paves the way for treating and reusing greywater, which can be of great value in a circular economy.  This article discu...

German cities Cologne and Paderborn plan for source-separation with ANCHOR

In the latest Community of Practice (CoP) meeting in Germany, partners from Cologne and Paderborn shared the progress of their projects and discussed hot topics....