Recycling waste in African schools

Dear Difteur-ses, As part of the roll-out of our education and awareness-raising programs on the challenges of selective sorting and waste recovery, Moi Jeu Tri proceeded to hand over school kits to pupils from École Primaire Publique Gbétsogbé and École La Véracité de Lomé. Involved in our activities for four years, these two schools were rewarded for their mobilization and involvement in adopting eco-citizen gestures. Thanks to our action, more than 650 students benefited from various lots of school supplies, including notebooks, pens, pencils, geometric sets, books... This action is fully in line with the mission carried by Moi Jeu Tri: to raise awareness, train and support students so that they become agents of change within their schools, families and communities. Dear Difteur-ses, Thank you for making this possible and please continue to support us for the ecological transformation of African territories. We're counting on you!

Dear Difteur-ses, As part of World Recycling Day, we organized, a field trip to Grand-Bassam for 22 pupils from four elementary school in Cocody. The first stage took the pupils to BIR-WAST, a company specializing in the recovery of plastic waste. There, they discovered the entire transformation process, from bottle cap to useful object, via the washing, drying, sorting, grinding and injection stages. Divided into groups, the pupils were able to follow and understand each phase attentively. The second stage took place at the Centre Abel, an integration center for vulnerable young people, focusing on sustainable agriculture and the circular economy. There, the children explored cocoa-growing areas, chick and black soldier fly farms, as well as the complete composting circuit. Highlight of the day: a visit to the center's small chocolate factory, where students followed the journey from bean to chocolate before enjoying a well-deserved tasting. Throughout the day, interactive quizzes measured their learning, with an impressive rate of correct answers. Thank you for making this possible!