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RECIRCULATE researchers at Lancaster University have published an article through the International Water Association. Ahead of UN World Toilet Day on 19 November, and [...]

As the RECIRCULATE project comes to the end of its 4.5 year funded period, we asked those who joined us for the most recent [...]

  Informal toilets and a safe circular water economy International Symposium, Lancaster University, 28-29 March 2022 A venue for the exchange of ideas and [...]

RECIRCULATE's Water for Sanitation and Health team have been identifying, mapping and performing observations of ‘poor sanitation hotspots’ to better understand the processes that [...]

A central concern of the RECIRCULATE Water for Sanitation and Health Work Package (WP2) is how best to reduce faecal contamination of drinking water. [...]

The Integrated Biodigester (IBD) at Umar Bun Hatab Islamic Basic School at Madina Zongo has been operating since September 2021, the project began in [...]

Through November 2021 members of our project have been involved with activities taking place at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) held at [...]

On World Toilet Day, members of the RECIRCULATE Water for Sanitation and Health team reflect on this year’s theme- valuing toilets- and what that [...]

The RECIRCULATE/ACTUATE Annual Meeting for 2021 was held over 3 days in late September 2021. The Annual Meeting, originally intended to be hosted by the University of Benin [...]

Prof. Kirk Semple, Director of RECIRCULATE & ACTUATE, was invited to take part in BIO Africa Digital Convention 2021 on 23rd-24th August. This year`s [...]

Bennett Akuffo, Project Manager at Green Advocacy, reflects on the impact the ACTUATE project is having on the school children that visit its demonstration lab. [...]

In March 2021, the "Water for Health & Sanitation" workpackage research team took part in a knowledge exchange virtual session for behaviour change communication [...]