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Access to sanitation in Yaoundè

Proper disposal of sewage is essential for urban water quality, and in Yaoundè the treatment of wastewater, excreta, and sewage can be classified into two categories – individual wastewater systems (septic tanks and latrines) and collective wastewater systems (sewer and treatment plants). About half of the residents of Yaoundè are connected to the sewer system, while the rest depend on either septic tanks, latrines, or a combination of the two.

Year: 2011

From collection: Green Hills, Blue Cities - an Ecosystems Approach to Water Resources Management for African Cities

Cartographer: Riccardo Pravettoni

Tags: food water

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