Tiger Toilet
Tiger Toilet Private Ltd
C-3, 304B, Saudamini Complex, Bhusari Colony, Kothrud, Pune, Maharashtra 411038, India
+20 25280200/01
info@tigertoilet.in

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Additional Information
Solution Overview & Benefits
The Tiger Toilet faecal waste solution consists of a strong and durable toilet room and the Tiger biodigester attached to it. The system needs minimal maintenance and offers users a flush-and-forget experience. This ergonomically designed toilet is culturally appropriate for rural India.
- Pre-fabricated toilet room which is sturdy & easy to install
- Optimum size to accommodate a user and two buckets of water
- Ergonomically designed and culturally appropriate
- Cheaper than a septic tank, comparable to a twin pit latrine
- Completely effective at faecal waste treatment
History & Development
The Tiger Toilet was developed through a partnership involving Bear Valley Ventures, Water for People, and WEDC at Loughborough University (UK). It has undergone pilots and trials in India, Uganda, and other countries since 2013. The system has been endorsed by various water and sanitation organizations for its simplicity and effectiveness in low-income and off-grid areas.
Availability
- Available: India and select pilot regions in Africa
- Price: Pricing depends on location, tank type, and volume. A basic system costs roughly INR 12,000–20,000 (approx. $150–250 USD), though prices vary with customization.
Specifications
- Technology: Vermifilter-based sanitation (using Eisenia fetida worms)
- Water Usage: 1–2L per use
- Tank Type: Concrete or plastic, modular options
- Capacity: Designed for households or small institutions
- Emptying Frequency: Only once every 5–10 years (in many cases never needed)
- Power: None required
- Maintenance: Occasional worm maintenance and health checks
Additional Information
- Over 4,500 units installed across India, serving ~35,000 people, with plans to reach 1 million homes.
- Field-tested in diverse contexts—including rural India, refugee camps in Liberia & Uganda, and peri-urban settings—often by Oxfam and partner NGOs
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