Leonie Vass, Manager – Sustainability and Innovation, Hayleys Fabric PLC , Sri Lanka & #SDG Pioneer 2021 for Responsible Production. This is your chance to see the world with her. So fold your hands with us On 25th March | At 7.00 p.m Register now via https://bit.ly/3tKkGQs
To commemorate World Health Day, HealthX has organized the ‘HealthX Prevention Run’ to raise funds for suicide prevention awareness in Sri Lanka. Zero Plastic us will join as a sustainable partner to raise awareness of the 3R concept , how to use minimum of plastic at te event and about the ongoing plastic crisis in
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“Sayura Rakina Ralla” – Beach Clean-up Marine Environment Protection Authority which is responsible for prevention, controlling and managing pollution in Sri Lanka’s marine environment, conducts a monthly beach clean-up programme under the project “Sayura Rakina Ralla”. The programme of April of this series will be held on Thursday, 7th of April, 2022 from 8.30 am
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An interactive awareness session was organized by ZEROPlastic with the collaboration of Derana Women Magazine. The session’s ultimate objective is to empower the women who are in the industry of producing products using substitute material for plastic. This enabled us to discuss the possible marketplace to be created for such products and to be able
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We initiated a CSR project of beach cleaning in Dehiwela Mount Lavinia area on 10th August 2020 with the participation of volunteers . That urban coastal area was highly polluted with plastic, polythene, broken glass bottles, papers, wooden and sharp objects. Volunteers collected those pollutants into garbage bags and were handed over to the Dehiwela
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The RPW Project was initiated with the objective of recycling paper waste at the management faculty of the Uva Wellassa University in 2020. The project concept is to collect paper waste in the university premises, recycle them and re-design them as pens to use for university students. The project was initiated with a local entrepreneur
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