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:[[:Category:Composting toilet|Composting toilets]]<ref>Need to change the name of the current category name by adding an "S".</ref><ref>IMHO, the subcategories (bucket, double-vaulted) don't add value, can be added later.  This is a recurring theme and needs to be addressed as a policy. Do we create empty or single-article categories and hope they grow?  Meanwhile live with bunches of empty or near-empty categories, which seems annoying and seems to exaggerate gaps.  Alternatively, we are forced to regularly create and expand categories, which has its own set of issues...</ref> <small>Bucket &bull; Double vaulted</small>
:[[:Category:Composting toilet|Composting toilets]]<ref>Need to change the name of the current category name by adding an "S".</ref><ref>IMHO, the subcategories (bucket, double-vaulted) don't add value, can be added later.  This is a recurring theme and needs to be addressed as a policy. Do we create empty or single-article categories and hope they grow?  Meanwhile live with bunches of empty or near-empty categories, which seems annoying and seems to exaggerate gaps.  Alternatively, we are forced to regularly create and expand categories, which has its own set of issues...</ref> <small>Bucket &bull; Double vaulted</small>
:Hand washing<ref>This seems to belong in health/hygiene more than sanitation?  Except that I guess it follows the use of sanitation facilities?</ref> &bull; Humanure
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:[[Pit latrines]]<ref>Merged "improved pit latrines" into </ref> &bull; [[Septic tanks]]
:[[Pit latrines]]<ref>Merged "improved pit latrines" into </ref> &bull; [[Septic tanks]]



Revision as of 15:16, 19 January 2007

Water[1]

Notes for Water section[2]
Greywater

Garden box • Planter box

Pumping

Hydraulic ram • Solar • Rope • Hand

Rainwater[3]

Flood control Swales
Rooftop catchment • Stormwater catchment

Rural water supply
Wastewater treatment

Primary • Secondary • Tertiary
Physical • Chemical • Biological
Constructed lagoons • Community scale

Water conservation

Composting toilets

Water delivery (instead of transport?)

Water jugs • Aqueducts and plumbing

Water quality[4]
Water sanitation[5]

Desalination Solar desalination
Distillation Solar distillation
Filtration Slow sand filtration

Water storage

Wells[6] • Cisterns[7]
Storage tanks Ferrocement • Plastic • Wood

Food

Notes for Food section[8]
Agriculture

Biodynamic farming?
Crop rotation • Crop drying • Crop storage
Companion planting • Fertilization • Seed saving

Agroforestry
Animal husbandry

Chicken tractor • Animal health • Beekeeping

Aquaculture
Composting

Vermiculture • Pit • Spinning barrel

Food preserving

Canning • Dehydrating
Refrigeration • Storing

Food preparation

Cooking Cookers • Ovens • Solar
Dehydrating • Macrobiotics[9] • Raw

Gardening

Biointensive • Organic • Double digging

Greenhouses

Pit • Lean to • Attached • Freestanding • Hoophouses

Nutrition and diet

100 mile diet • Omnivorism • Vegetarianism

Pest control
Specific crops and climates

Public health

Refs for public health section[10][11][12][13][14]
Disabilities
Diseases

CystsBacterias[15]Viruses

Health care by region
Health paradigms

Homeopathy • Aleopathy • Herbalism[16]

Human dignity in public health
ORT[17]
Personal hygiene

Hand washing[18]

Pest control
Public safety

Ambulance • Earthquake preparedness
Fire response • Tsunami alert

Refrigeration

Food refrigeration • Vaccine refrigeration

Sanitation

Composting toilets[19][20] Bucket • Double vaulted
Humanure
Pit latrines[21]Septic tanks

Culture and community

Notes on "C and C" section[22][23][24]
Activism[25]

Accounting practices • Microfinance
Sustainable accounting • Triple bottom line

Cities
Commerce

Banking[26]

Community organizing

Building partnerships
Collaborative meeting toolsCooperatives

Decision making techniques[27]

Pugh diagrams • Delphi method

Decision making structures

Consensus • Democratic • Hand clasp
Majority rule • Minority rule • Unanimity

Effective lobbying
Environmental justice
Gender and development

Equal rights for womenMale contraception
Separate facilities

Intentional communities

Communes • Ecovillages

Multiculturalism
Social artistry

ICT

Notes for ICT section[28]<where would satellite go? web connection?Email?
Computers[29]

Laptops • Servers

Education

Curricullum development • Computer based education
Education paradigms Piaget • Montessori
International programs • Intereducation
Service Learning • School construction
Teaching materials Copyleft materials
Teacher training

GIS
Networking
Internet[30]

Blogs Email Instant messaging

Repeaters
Short wave radio
Software

Open source • Shareware

Telephony
Wikis[31]

Energy

Refs for Energy section[32] Efficiency

Electrical energy

BatteriesFuel cells[33]
Grid intertieMicrocapicitors
Human power • Microhydro power
Photovoltaic power
Solar pumping • Solar vaccine refrigeration
Wave power • Wind power

Heat

Cookers[34] • Refrigeration
Thermodynamics • Solar hotwater[35]
Hydronic radiant heating[36]
Insulation
Strawbale • Fiber board • Fiberglass
Passive solar design • Thermal mass

Fuels[37]

Biodiesel[38] • Biogas • Ethanol • Hydrogen

(Legacy categories)
Renewable energy
Solar

Materials and construction

4Rs
Alternative building or Construction[39]

Bamboo • Cordwood • Earthship[40] • Ferrocement • Living roof • Papercrete • Strawbale • Tires
Earthen construction Adobe • Bajareche
Cobb • Earth bags • Earthen oven
Earthen plaster • Rammed earth
Stone and brick • Wattle and daub

Alternative materials

Bioplastic • Hemp • Lechugilla • Smartwood

Bioremediation[41]
Composting
Material science

Fluid dynamics • Solid dynamics • Solid statics

Natural capital
Supplies
Surveying[42]

Transportation

Notes on Transportation section[43][44][45]
Air transport
Animal transport[46]
Automobiles and Trucks

Multi-person vehicles Buses
Single person vehicles[47]

Bicycling[48]

Bicycle parking • Bicycle towing
Critical mass bike rides • Electric bicycles
Recumbent • Rickshaw

Fuel[49]
Greenbelts
Mass transit[50]
Rail transport

Rideshare
Roads and bridges[51]
Rope and cable transport[52]
Water-borne transport

Metaconcepts

Appropriate technology
Biomimicry
International development
Natural capital
Permaculture
Poverty Reduction
Sustainable development
Triple bottom line

References

  1. Moderator: Chris! (how is this as a means of capturing moderators?
  2. Should moderators define categories in their areas?
  3. Should we add "snowmelt" to this? Or separate? Change to precipitation?
  4. This seems somehow below purification and sanitation.
  5. Isn't sanitation dealing with wastewater? Purification is making water drinkable? Whatever the name, wouldn't desalination fit here too?
  6. Are wells really for storage, or supply? If storage, is it still called a "well"?
  7. How is a Cistern different from a storage tank? Isn't it just a kind of storage tank?
  8. consider "Food and drink"
  9. Does Macrobiotics belong in nutrition/diet?
  10. Change category name to "Health and Safety"?
  11. I'm concerned about the value and liability of "treatment" articles. I would suggest a conservative policy in the treatment area, or huge disclaimers. Both, really.
    • I'm not sure how conservative you are thinking, but I'd like to major on the prominent disclaimer and restrict editing as little as possible. --Singkong2005 · talk 03:56, 15 January 2007 (PST)
  12. What to include? Cysts, bacteria, virus, but not broken bones, sprains, cuts, concussions, malnutrition, exposure, heat stroke, dehydration?
    • Some are obviously development-related, like malaria... but I wouldn't be inclined to categorize diseases by pathogen type (Cysts, Bacterias, Viruses) - not at this stage, anyway. We're focusing on the technology and practice of treatment on prevention, not on the biology of the pathogen.
    • I guess the aim here is to suggest likely topics, rather than define limits? To be honest, I'm actually not sure why we need this table at all, as opposed to just relying on the category structure (which would also save a lot of work, and avoid getting out of date)...
    If we end up having pages on appropriate technology casts for broken limbs, and suitable transport for people in a delicate condition (with broken bones or internal injuries) in rough, poor situations, then we we might think about having a category for those topics. --Singkong2005 · talk 03:56, 15 January 2007 (PST)
  13. Prevention and treatment are called out separately. What else is there? Description, diagnosis, prevalence, perhaps?
  14. I dropped specific diseases under "diseases, and implicitly raised "prevention and treatement" within each category to be included with categories as, say, Cysts.
  15. Bacteria is already plural right? And yet, my gut says adding the "s" is okay
  16. I wouldn't be making a fuss if someone added pages on these topics, but are they really part of Appropedia's focus? (Did Chris leave this?)
  17. What is this? Is there a better label? Does it fit under something else?
  18. Moved from Sanitation as agreed with Chris
  19. Need to change the name of the current category name by adding an "S".
  20. IMHO, the subcategories (bucket, double-vaulted) don't add value, can be added later. This is a recurring theme and needs to be addressed as a policy. Do we create empty or single-article categories and hope they grow? Meanwhile live with bunches of empty or near-empty categories, which seems annoying and seems to exaggerate gaps. Alternatively, we are forced to regularly create and expand categories, which has its own set of issues...
  21. Merged "improved pit latrines" into
  22. Category:Community exists with 51 members!
  23. Category:Corruption belongs here (1 article), very relevant topic for international development. I don't see a flip (positive) name choice option, except for "Anti-corruption measures" or similar
  24. "Culture and development" has 8 articles. Need to figure out where they fit
  25. New proposal:Active citizenry? Maybe that's different from Activism?
  26. Although I had originally suggested Banking as a category, commerce is a better meta term, and the category exists (1 member). For example, there are a variety of manufacturing articles that would seem to be supportive of sustainable development; they could fit under commerce along with banking. Another discussion might be licensing, permits, cap-and-trade, etc. Not all are applicable to 3rd world
  27. Do we have techniques and structures reversed?
  28. I now prefer ICT as a name, as longs as it's abbreviated. I've seen it everywhere...
  29. If we have a category for repeaters, seems like computers deserve a slot
  30. Put internet under networking?
  31. Put under networking? Network-based services?
  32. there's some inconsistency here. A mix between sources of energy and forms of energy. Sources may be: human, animal, wind, water, solar, etc. Forms might be mechanical, thermal, electrical, etc. We have human and wind under electrical, but windmills can be used for, yep, mills, or for pumping, with no electricity involved. Solution? A more complete subcategorization by energy form, or by source, or possibly both
  33. Use the broader term, most are hydrogen anyway
  34. Replaced "cookstoves" with "Cookers". This category name exists, and inclusive of cookstoves and ovens
  35. Even if, technically, there are thermal and nonthermal version of solar hotwater, Chris and I agree that "solar thermal" is overly pedantic and not natural. In any case, choose the larger label that can include both thermal and non-thermal solar hotwater
  36. This can also be done in the lower part of walls, right?
  37. Category:Biofuel already exists...
  38. IMHO, these subcategories shouldn't exist for a while...Just bundle the small number of articles under the "Fuel" or "Biofuel" category.
  39. The category "Construction" also already exists, and presumably the two categories need to be merged. Given the name of the meta-category, would Construction be the better choice? Yes, IMHO
  40. Huh?
  41. This seems more like agriculture
  42. seems related to Land Use...Community? Transportation with land use in community?
  43. Distinguish between human focus and freight?
  44. Lots of oddball possibilities, seems almost like you need some kind of "alternative" category for things like Hovercraft
  45. Where would tractors belong? Here, or agriculture? Are they a tool? Where are tools categorized?!?
  46. Is this legitimate? Seems like?
  47. Is this skateboards and Segways? Is this meant to include motorcycles /scooters /mopeds? They carry about 4 people in many parts of the world. Should we say 2 wheels, 2 axles, multiaxle? These don't seem natural... Perhaps we need to capture some article titles and see where the potential content takes us.
  48. Consider "Human powered" section, to include bicycling, skating, rollerblading, skateboarding, skiing, walking etc?
  49. Do hybrids and plug-in hybrids go here?
  50. This was not brought forward. If it was intentionally dropped, then remove this...
  51. Is it fair to merge these?
  52. Two tech briefs at Practical Action on Ropeways
  53. (Yamaplos)
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