새너지, sanergy, 화장실 설치를 통한 사회개선,Being Something 가치사례,

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Being Something 가치사례,

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Sanergy builds sustainable sanitation in urban informal settlements

Sanergy, a social enterprise started by MIT grads, offers a systems-based solution to addressing the hygienic sanitation challenge. Based in Nairobi, Kenya, it manufactures and distributes Fresh Life Toilets (FLTs)—high-quality, low-cost latrines specially designed for dense, urban environments, then converts the waste they collect into organic fertilizer and insect-based animal feed. 

• Management Innovation

• Social Sustainability

• Systems Thinking

Our goal is to build healthy, prosperous communities by making hygienic sanitation accessible and affordable for everyone, forever.

About 4.1 billion people lack access to hygienic sanitation. The problem leads to contaminated waterways and food supply, as well as diarrheal disease, which kills nearly 760,000 children each year.

Sanergy, a social enterprise started in 2011 by three MIT grads, offers a novel, systems-based solution. It manufactures and distributes Fresh Life Toilets (FLTs)— high-quality, low-cost latrines specially designed for dense, urban environments with a cartridge-based collection system. Sanergy collects the waste regularly, converting it into organic fertilizer and insect-based animal feed.

“[Our goal is to] build healthy, prosperous communities by making hygienic sanitation accessible and affordable for everyone, forever,” says David Auerbach, one of the entrepreneurs behind Sanergy.

David and his co-founders—Lindsay Stradley and Ani Vallabhaneni — conceived of the idea at MIT Sloan in a Development Ventures class. The course challenges students to come up with innovative solutions to large-scale social problems.

In 2010, the team flew to Kenya to observe Nairobi’s sanitation challenges up close. “We saw slums filled with discarded plastic bags known as ‘flying toilets’ and human waste being dumped in the water next to schoolyards,” says David. “There were people in the communities trying to change that, but they lacked support. That’s how we came up with our franchise model.”

Sanergy sells FLTs to local entrepreneurs, or “franchise partners,” who charge customers for using the toilets. Every franchisee receives training, and marketing and operational support. Franchisees also have access to a regular collection service, which transports the waste to a central facility and converts it into organic fertilizer and insect-based animal feed, which Sanergy sells to Kenyan farms.

Sanergy is also piloting a residential model, in which landlords provide FLTs in their plots as a value-added service for tenants, and a community model to provide sanitation in schools, reaching the most vulnerable populations.

To date, the company has treated 6,200 metric tons of waste and created more than 700 jobs in local communities. They serve over 30,000 people a day with hygienic sanitation.

Sanergy’s pioneering approach has positive knock-on effects, too. For instance, when Sanergy provides schools with access to sanitation, enrollment and attendance tends to increase.

Sanergy is focused on achieving 100% coverage in the communities it serves. As David puts it, “We’re interested in continuing to do well in communities [in Nairobi] that we are currently serving because that’s what really solves the larger social challenge: lack of accessible, affordable sanitation.” 

MIT Sloan Sanergy case study: how Sanergy used social media to engage its various constituents and meet the company’s mission.

Sanergy는 도시의 비공식 정착촌에서 지속 가능한 위생을 구축합니다. MIT 졸업생이 시작한 사회적 기업인 Sanergy는 위생 위생 문제를 해결하기위한 시스템 기반 솔루션을 제공합니다. 케냐의 나이로비에 본사를 둔이 회사는 빽빽한 도시 환경을 위해 특별히 설계된 고품질 저비용 화장실 인 Fresh Life Toilets (FLT)를 제조 및 유통 한 다음 수집 한 폐기물을 유기 비료 및 곤충 기반 동물 사료로 변환합니다. 경영 혁신 사회 지속 가능성 시스템 사고
우리의 목표는 모든 사람이 위생 위생에 쉽게 접근 할 수 있고 저렴하게함으로써 건강하고 번영하는 지역 사회를 구축하는 것입니다. 이 문제는 해수면과 음식물 공급, 설사병으로 이어지며 매년 약 7 억 7 천 명의 어린이가 사망합니다. 2011 년에 3 명의 MIT 대학원생이 시작한 사회적 기업 Sanergy는 새로운 시스템 기반 솔루션을 제공합니다. 카트리지 기반 수집 시스템을 사용하여 밀집된 도시 환경을 위해 특별히 설계된 고품질 저비용 화장실 인 Fresh Life Toilets (FLT)를 제조 및 유통합니다. Sanergy는 폐기물을 정기적으로 수집하여 유기 비료와 곤충 기반 동물 사료로 전환합니다.“[우리의 목표는 모든 사람이 위생 위생에 쉽게 접근 할 수 있고 저렴하게함으로써 건강하고 번영하는 지역 사회를 건설하는 것입니다.”라고 David Auerbach는 말합니다. David와 그의 공동 설립자 (Lindsay Stradley와 Ani Vallabhaneni)는 개발 벤처 클래스의 MIT Sloan에서 아이디어를 구상했습니다. 이 과정은 학생들에게 대규모 사회 문제에 대한 혁신적인 솔루션을 제시하도록 요구하고, 2010 년에는 나이로비의 위생 문제를 면밀히 조사하기 위해 케냐로 날아갔습니다. 데이비드는“비행장 옆에 버려진 플라스틱 백으로 가득 찬 빈민가와 화장실 옆에 물이 버려지는 쓰레기를 보았습니다. “커뮤니티에는이를 바꾸려고하는 사람들이 있었지만 지원이 부족했습니다. 이것이 바로 프랜차이즈 모델을 만들어 낸 방법입니다.”Sanergy는 FLT를 현지 기업가 또는“프랜차이즈 파트너”에게 판매하여 화장실 사용 요금을 고객에게 청구합니다. 모든 프랜차이즈는 교육, 마케팅 및 운영 지원을받습니다. 프랜차이즈는 또한 정기적 인 수거 서비스를 통해 폐기물을 중앙 시설로 운송하고이를 유기 비료 및 곤충 기반 동물 사료로 전환하여 Sanergy가 케냐 농장에 판매하며, 임대인은 주택 모델을 시험하고 있습니다. FLT는 세입자를위한 부가가치 서비스 및 학교에서 위생을 제공하여 가장 취약한 인구에 도달하는 커뮤니티 모델로서의 플롯으로 현재까지 6,200 톤의 폐기물을 처리하고 지역 사회에서 700 개 이상의 일자리를 창출했습니다. . 위생 위생으로 하루에 30,000 명이 넘는 사람들에게 서비스를 제공합니다. Sanergy의 선구적인 접근 방식은 긍정적 인 영향을 미칩니다. 예를 들어, Sanergy가 학교에 위생에 대한 액세스 권한을 제공하면 등록 및 출석률이 증가하는 경향이 있으며,