TakaNiAjira Foundation’s Post

View organization page for TakaNiAjira Foundation, graphic

677 followers

When you think of recycling, you might picture a factory or a sorting machine, but at the heart of this process are the waste pickers, who tirelessly collect, categorize, and process recyclables, ensuring these materials don’t end up polluting our environment. Their work is a critical yet often overlooked part of the circular economy, where waste is transformed into valuable resources. Imagine the tons of plastic, cardboard, and metal that would otherwise be destined for landfills, never to be reused. Waste pickers intervene by recovering these materials and feeding them back into the production cycle. In doing so, they prevent resource depletion, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and play a crucial role in fighting climate change. Their contribution is monumental, yet too often they remain invisible unsung heroes in our pursuit of sustainability. Let’s shine a light on their vital role, acknowledge their impact, and continue advocating for their inclusion and recognition in global waste management systems. Without them, the circular economy would be incomplete. They deserve our support, respect, and admiration. #CircularEconomy #WastePickers #Sustainability #RecyclingChampions #TakaNiAjira ISWA International Solid Waste Association GAIA (Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives) International Alliance of Waste Pickers Waste Pickers Association of Nigeria (WAPAN) Comrade Salisu Ali Yarima Alliance to End Plastic Waste Plastic Pollution Coalition KHALIFA SANI David Katz TakaNiAjira Foundation Uganda Ntabazi Raymond James Eng. Allen M Kimambo Piotr Barczak Zablon Wanyama Wekesa Nakuru county Waste pickers association Kenya national waste pickers Gisore Nyabuti Stefan Ott Sonia Dias Zoë Lenkiewicz

  • No alternative text description for this image
Jesca Odraru

Regional customer relations and Loans supervisor (Northern ) ACE

2mo

Love this.

Like
Reply

To view or add a comment, sign in

Explore topics