Welcome to the research project webpage for CARE, which stands for Common Action for Responsible Environment. We are a team of researchers, businesses, policymakers, community and practitioners who are passionate about the environment. We are building a Common Good Innovative Inter-organisational Network for Responsible Hazardous Waste Management. Our mission is to increase knowledge and understanding of responsible hazardous waste management for everyone. We are also committed to decreasing fly-tipping and creating a positive impact on the environment, which is a common good that benefits all sections of society.
If you would like to get in touch with us for any reason, you can find our details on our contact page.
We would like to acknowledge and thank the following funders for their contribution to our project: The Open Societal Challenges (OSC) at The Open University.
Inform – We deliver clear and accessible information on hazardous waste management, ensuring that all community members, including businesses, policymakers, and the community, can understand and apply best practices in real-life situations. We produce educational materials that are bite-sized and easy to understand, making complex concepts about hazardous waste management approachable for everyone.
Engage – We facilitate collaboration among researchers, businesses, and policymakers to develop innovative solutions for hazardous waste challenges.
Research – We are conducting research at community level to identify current challenges and create actionable solutions. We are currently conducting research for policies and practices that promote responsible hazardous waste management and support initiatives that contribute to environmental sustainability.
Who we are – We are a team of researchers passionate about all things environment and common good related and our mission is to increase knowledge and understanding of this fascinating field, for all.
Dr Olga Andrianova, Lecturer in Management
Dr Tarek Rashwan
Dr Isidora Kourti
Dr Aqueel Wahga,
Dr Khadija Tahera
Prof. Caroline Clarke
Dr Richard Longman
Dr Oznur Yurt,
Prof Toni Gladding