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Observed recovery point models
SheRecycles studies how different collection points work in practice. These field photos are documentary examples, not formal partnership endorsements.
Observed model
Multi-stream station
Separate openings and internal tubs help people understand that batteries, blister packs, bulbs, and small electronics need different handling.
Observed model
Clear category labelling
Large labels and accepted-item examples reduce confusion before disposal, especially when multiple streams sit side by side.
Observed model
Public-space integration
Stations placed near seating and common areas can be convenient, but they still need enough visibility to be noticed.
Observed model
Battery and phone kiosk
Simple, item-specific kiosks work best when the accepted categories and safety instructions are immediately visible.
Observed model
Indoor battery point
Indoor points can protect materials and provide safer storage, but they depend on wayfinding and enough clearance to be noticed.
Observed model
Phone and laptop drop-off
Device-focused points need clear instructions for data privacy, item condition, and what happens after collection.
Observed check
User-facing instructions
Field checks test whether a person can understand the station without needing to ask for help.
Observed check
Audit-ready documentation
Consistent observation notes make it easier to compare discoverability, accessibility, and usability across sites.
Observed check
Campus wayfinding prompts
Noticeboard prompts can connect people to existing infrastructure when the bins themselves are not in the main pathway.
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