We turn the plastic waste into ecofriendly boat called ECOBOAT for fishermen in need and to promote the local ecotourism. Now we are installing the first smart waste management system in Cameroon by using the Ecobin to adapt a new strategy of sorting of plastic waste.
A community based waste management system with more than thirty (30) direct and indirect jobs created in the collection and saling of plastic waste in Douala. A community of fishermen committed to the preservation of the marine coastal area in Kribi Create a plateform of actors of circular economy in Cameroon.
Technical, advice and capacity building for local based organizations, NGOs, STartup and and entreprises in the green business development, supply chain management and scientifical research project.
A program of awareness and environmental education and energize a large community on the network.
Our experience with the world through mini-courses on the recycling of plastic waste into useful objects such as plastic canoes, furniture, decorative objects, or Eco houses.
A training program for young students and engineers in personal development, leadership and entrepreneurship in the field of green business.
We are a non-profit organization and work to promote the circular economy to ensure the conservation of nature and its biodiversity. We are green business researchers and entrepreneurs. Through an environmental education system, we want to help change people’s attitudes and bad habits about the management of plastic waste that degrades sensitive ecosystems.
We use recovery plastic bottles to make ecological canoes (ECO-BOATS). To support fishermen and promote coastal ecotourism.
An eco-friendly garbage bin model (ECOBIN) was set up to install a sorting and recycling system in Cameroon.
Clean up natural and community areas in order to fight against pollution.
In Douala, Yaoundé and wherever there is a need.
Through a volunteer program.
The accumulation of plastic debris in this marine coastal area is a pressing threat to natural habitats and biodiversity, whilst affecting and destroying fishing and tourism activities, forcing fishermen to abandon their work
Londji Kribi pox Box 107 (or)
Douala Logpom hopital des soeurs
CAMEROON
+(237) 694-26-54-14