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This final narrative report presents all the activities carried out and the deliverables obtained during the WABEF period from 1 Feb. 2014 to 31 Jul. 2017. Some outcomes obtained beyond this period until the date of submission of this final report (17 Nov. 2017) are also displayed. Results obtained during Year 3 (1 Feb. 2016 to 31 Jul. 2017) are highlighted as Year 1 and Year 2 results have already been reported previously.
WABEF - Western Africa Bio-wastes for Energy and Fertilizer. Final narrative report
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