Sustainability assessment of fertilising products from circular sanitation approaches

April 28, 2026Open Access

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This assessment aims to evaluate the sustainability of fertiliser products generated from circular sanitation methods.
Environmental and social impact analysis of circular fertiliser products.
Cost-effectiveness evaluation of the products based on pilot regions.
Qualitative comparisons of benefits across different sanitation approaches.
Circular fertiliser products demonstrate reduced environmental impacts compared to traditional fertilisers.
Social benefits include improved community engagement in sanitation solutions.
Cost assessments reveal competitive pricing for circular products, suggesting economic viability.

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Poster presentation assesses environmental, social, and cost impacts of fertiliser products from circular approaches.

A poster presentation on the environmental, social and cost impacts of circular fertiliser products produced by P2Green project's pilot regions.

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Vikki et al. (2026) studied this question.

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