Driving eco-innovation in Africa. Capacity building for a safe circular water economy.
The FLOW: RECIRCULATE Stories
The research and the stories behind the research in the words of RECIRCULATE’s researchers and those who work with us and use our research
Welcome to the “The FLOW” section of the RECIRCULATE website. We are developing it as a collection of short, non-technical articles written by those closest to the work of the project and to the challenges and solutions associated with the “circular water economy”. We refer to The FLOW as “RECIRCULATE stories”, and that’s just what it is. These are not research articles, although some of them describe the progress in our research. These are the stories “behind the research”.
The authors of the blogs are not just our researchers but also those from the network of those who have contributed to the project in many different ways. We think that this is the best way of explaining what the project is all about: what we are doing and why. We hope that you will enjoy reading these blogs.
We are keen that they reach as many people as possible. That means that you are welcome to republish them so long as you follow our guidelines.
In recognition of International Mother Language Day, Nigel Paul reflects on the experience of the RECIRCULATE team in addressing the challenge of scie…
A glimpse in to the lives of two RECIRCULATE women, and in to how RECIRCULATE is relevant to the lives of women across Africa Being a woman, a wife an…
Dr Bokani Mtengi is a Lecturer in the department of Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications engineering at Botswana International University of Sc…
RECIRCULATE resident Jacob Amengor shares his experience of how his involvement in the project is helping him bring clean water and sanitation to rura…
Environmental microbiology and social sciences: working together to tackle water for sanitation and health in low-income communities. I have spent my …
