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An IWMI-led project in Ghana aims to address issues with insufficient financing and lack of capacity by capturing value (‘CapVal’) from human waste in ways that support a circular economy.
The post After the flush: How a project in Ghana is turning human waste into an economic resource first appeared on International Water Management Institute (IWMI).
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