Recycling Tetrapacks!
"An organisation called 3D is interacting with the Slum of Janakiramnagar. They are working with the women and their little children. Their project is to help the women to make bags, wallets and computers covers from used tetra packs, which they will then sell for profit. The profits earned will be distributed, as salaries, to the working women and thus inject money into the slum. This project needs more and more raw materials to make the products." (Noemie and Rahul)
Noémie Martin & Rahul Prasad, grade 11, have launched a project in the school to collect used tetra packs. By collecting the used materials, they are hoping to spread awareness to Indus students about recycling and provide the Indus community with an opportunity to help combat poverty. "We will also have an experience in an helping organisation in line with a business activity, as 3D will tell us how much they earned on the amount we collected and might invite us to see their production process." (Noemie and Rahul)
Two collection boxes have been placed in PYP building.
"An organisation called 3D is interacting with the Slum of Janakiramnagar. They are working with the women and their little children. Their project is to help the women to make bags, wallets and computers covers from used tetra packs, which they will then sell for profit. The profits earned will be distributed, as salaries, to the working women and thus inject money into the slum. This project needs more and more raw materials to make the products." (Noemie and Rahul)
Noémie Martin & Rahul Prasad, grade 11, have launched a project in the school to collect used tetra packs. By collecting the used materials, they are hoping to spread awareness to Indus students about recycling and provide the Indus community with an opportunity to help combat poverty. "We will also have an experience in an helping organisation in line with a business activity, as 3D will tell us how much they earned on the amount we collected and might invite us to see their production process." (Noemie and Rahul)
Two collection boxes have been placed in PYP building.
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