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At its September meetup the Circle chose to keep working on sanitation and to take it into local, public and underserved schools, with sanitation materials and hygiene sessions. A five-member committee is choosing a school and looking for partners. The report also mentions talks with waste management companies and a possible collaboration with [[Aquari]] ([https://forum.logos.co/t/1994 t/1994]). | At its September meetup the Circle chose to keep working on sanitation and to take it into local, public and underserved schools, with sanitation materials and hygiene sessions. A five-member committee is choosing a school and looking for partners. The report also mentions talks with waste management companies and a possible collaboration with [[Aquari]] ([https://forum.logos.co/t/1994 t/1994]). | ||
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* [[Issue 2/Action, Not Permission|Action, Not Permission]], Issue 2, page 17. | |||
== Reports == | == Reports == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:43, 3 November 2026
Logos Circle / Ibadan first met on 27 June 2026 in Ibadan, Nigeria. It took its questions to residents in a street interview exercise, then chose waste disposal as its first winnable issue and ran a clean-up and waste awareness day. How it was done is in its Playbook entry: Door-to-door waste-disposal campaign and street clean-up.
Introduction
Declaration
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Winnable issues completed
Dated by the day the work was done, or the meetup that reported it done. Figures are the Circle's own, from its reports.
| # | Date | Issue | Area | What was delivered | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 31 Jul 2026 | Community Voices street interviews | Civic | 17 attendees in four teams spoke with residents in streets and schools and recorded about 25 interviews. The findings listed unemployment, power, clean water, food, pollution, waste and out-of-school children, and led to the choice of a clean-up. | t/1871 |
| 2 | 29 Aug 2026 | Community clean-up and waste awareness | Environment | 12 attendees gave out more than 250 waste-disposal bags across 150 or more households, shops and trading points on the Agbowo and Bodija axes, and cleaned a street in Bodija. | t/1920 |
Working on
At its September meetup the Circle chose to keep working on sanitation and to take it into local, public and underserved schools, with sanitation materials and hygiene sessions. A five-member committee is choosing a school and looking for partners. The report also mentions talks with waste management companies and a possible collaboration with Aquari (t/1994).
In LAN
- Action, Not Permission, Issue 2, page 17.
Reports
- June 2026, first Circle: t/1752
- July 2026, Community Voices street interviews: t/1871
- August 2026, clean-up and waste awareness: t/1920
- September 2026, review meetup and school plan: t/1994