IGWAS Blog

WORLD CLEAN UP DAY 2022!!

This year’s world clean-up day was celebrated on the 17th of September 2022, as part of our commitment to creating sustainable communities, we partnered with two organizations in the FCT to carry out clean up exercises within Jabi and Durumi Axis respectively. 

Refuge Empowerment Program for Women (REP-Women)

To effectively unlock the enormous volume of waste as resources for inclusive and sustainable development, IGWAS is enabling internally displaced women in the pigbakasa, Apo community to use their local skills to earn a decent income working with waste. We recently partnered with Trash Monger limited to facilitate training eight(8) Internally Displaced women working as …

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COMMUNITY SENSITIZATION AND CLEANUP PROGRAM WITH ECOBARTER

On August 20 in partnership with EcoBarter, we educated the residents of the Dakwo neighbourhood about correct waste disposal and introduced them to sustainable waste management practices. At the same time, we cleaned up the recyclables that were visible on the streets of Dakwo with the help of our partner Ecobarter and volunteers. This activity …

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SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES: INTRODUCING THE GRASSROOTS COMMUNITY TO SUSTAINABLE WASTE MANAGEMENT

One effective method for influencing people’s attitudes toward waste reuse and recycling is to incorporate waste management education and awareness-raising activities. A sustainable community is one of the main ways to ensure the sustainability of the world. On August 20, we were in Abuja’s Dakwo community area to educate the locals about the risks of …

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OPPORTUNITIES PROVIDED BY WASTE RECYCLING. 

Recycling not only reduces landfill waste and greenhouse gas emissions but also opens up new job opportunities and boosts our economy as a whole. According to “More Jobs, Less Pollution,” there would be 2.3 million more jobs available if 75% of the country recycled. Manufacturing businesses Many businesses turn recycled materials into new goods. Numerous …

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