Bottle Caps to help disables in Armenia

Since our last report, three additional schools have joined our initiative, resulting in an average of 2,000 students participating, not including their family members.

We conducted informative presentations on sustainability, recycling, and the hazards associated with bottle caps at five different schools.

In parallel, we are continuing our engagement with the schools with which we currently collaborate, and involving community members in new activities. During this period, we successfully collected 2,500 kilograms of bottle caps.

Concurrently, we facilitated the delivery of a wheelchair to an individual in need in the region of Dvin, Ararat Marz. Moreover, a significant number of ordinary citizens, encompassing children, adults, and seniors, have expressed their support and joined our initiative.

As previously mentioned in our last report, we have begun to integrate the principles of circularity into our training programs to empower the future generation and develop leaders in sustainable practices.

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Since our last report, our initiative has made significant strides.

Six new schools have joined our program, allowing approximately 3000 additional students to participate in sessions and activities aimed at promoting environmental conservation.

Moreover, four new companies, information centers, and restaurants in the Republic of Armenia have joined our cause. In addition to a lot of ordinary citizens.

Over the past three months, we have collected over 2000 kg of bottle caps and provided one citizen with much-needed wheelchairs.

As a member of the Armenian Circular Economy Coalition, we have begun incorporating circularity concepts into our information sessions to inspire future generations to adopt circular thinking and drive positive change.

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