What we do
From collection to new products
In every project we build the same chain that turns plastic waste into worth: collection, separation, weighing, and sale to processors. Every step is measured, so impact is proven — not guessed.
How it works
- 1
Community separates
- 2
Waste to Worth collects
- 3
Sorted & weighed
- 4
Sold to processors
- 5
Becomes new products
The model is proven: in Sierra Leone, local projects already collect plastic and sell it to recyclers, who turn it into products such as building blocks and paving materials.
Separation containers
Separating starts on the street
We place three-stream separation containers in neighbourhoods, so separating becomes an everyday habit — not a one-off event.
Plastic
PET bottles & accepted plastics
Cans
Metal cans
General
Non-recyclable waste
Our first project: Freetown
Freetown Clean Up Day
Every project starts with a launch event that mobilises the whole city: residents, schools, youth groups and businesses clean up together. Every bag is weighed and recorded, the day ends in celebration — and the first separation container stays. In Freetown, that day is Freetown Clean Up Day.
Mobilise the city
Residents, schools, youth groups, businesses and community leaders.
Collect plastic separately
Plastic is kept apart from general waste from the very first bag.
Weigh & record everything
Every bag is weighed and logged — impact is measured, not guessed.
Celebrate together
Music, food, education and community activities close the day.
Clean upSeparateCollectSellRecycleCreate value