Waste Journey Video
Goal
● To renovate the male drying clothes area for 12 male students in the Wide Horizons boy dormitory compound in November 2021
Objective
● Build a 10 ft by 3ft Clothes Drying Area from eco-bricks and iron net in November 2021, so future WH male students can dry their clothes and do not need to worry about theft.
● Produce a video about the Waste Journey, demonstrating how to waste can be used to have a positive outcome
Description ·
Students from Wide Horizons have created a video to show how to reuse plastic bottles into Eco Bricks. The video shows the disadvantages of waste plastic products, duration of destruction and eco-Brick step by step from discarded plastic bottles. This video footage is of the Gulf of Mottama Project.
We would like to acknowledge the Gulf of Mottama Project (GoMP) for financial support to do research about waste and to create this book. We would also like to thank the many individuals and groups actively involved in producing this video. The Gulf of Mottama Project is a project of the Swiss Development and Cooperation (SDC).
Power in Numbers
WH Compound, Mawlamyine
Location
12 WH Male Students
Beneficiaries
6 Student Organizers
Organizers
