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Awareness and Perceptions of Bio-digester Toilet Technology in Port Harcourt’s Waterfront Settlements
Chibuzor Chika and Alete Favour Ndidi
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This study examines awareness, perceptions, and willingness to adopt bio-digester toilet technology in Port Harcourt waterfront communities, showing that extremely low awareness and strong fear-based perceptions are major barriers to adoption.
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Bio-digester
Sanitation
Technology adoption
Port Harcourt
Public health
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Chibuzor Chika and Alete Favour Ndidi (2026). Awareness and Perceptions of Bio-digester Toilet Technology in Port Harcourt’s Waterfront Settlements. Dialogic Society Journal, 1(1).
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