Waste2Learn transforms plastic waste and agricultural by-products into affordable notebooks and learning materials — reducing pollution while improving access to education.
We collect plastic waste and agricultural residues such as banana stem fiber and sawdust from local communities and processing sites.
Plastic waste is sorted, washed, and shredded to remove contaminants and prepare it for safe reuse.
Recycled plastic is combined with natural fibers to form a durable, paper-like sheet without cutting down trees.
The blended material is pressed into thin sheets that can be written on, cut, and bound like traditional paper.
Sheets are trimmed, bound, and assembled into notebooks for schools, NGOs, and educational programs.
Finished notebooks are distributed to students, turning waste into learning tools and environmental impact.
Our MVP demonstrates how plastic waste and natural fibers can be transformed into usable notebook sheets using simple, locally manufacturable equipment.
Plastic waste diverted from landfills
Reduced dependence on trees for paper
Affordable notebooks for underserved students
We are seeking partners, schools, NGOs, researchers, and sustainability-focused organizations to scale Waste2Learn and expand access to eco-friendly learning materials.
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