Impact. Delivered.

Record-breaking impact on plastic waste around the world

Intersectional impact

Every rePurpose Global plastic recovery project protects the environment, uplifts communities, and empowers people.

Working with communities to improve waste management and build sustainable futures

Dignified work, fair payments, and safe and inclusive working conditions for our waste warriors

Protecting the environment by intercepting and recovering nature-bound plastic

Environmental protection

70,731,441 lbs
nature-bound plastic recovered

Environmental protection

70,731,441 lbs
nature-bound plastic recovered
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rePurpose Laut Yang Tenang

West Java, Indonesia
Island
Verra listed
Innovative recycling
  • Over 6 million pounds of plastic waste recovered and recycled into new products
  • Reduced plastic leakage into ocean and nearby marine biodiversity hotspot

Uplifting communities

Over 1 million+
people accessing improved waste management
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rePurpose Hara Kal

Kerala, India
Verra registered
Female empowerment
Innovative recycling
  • 176,000 households in 20 villages access improved waste collection services
  • Training, awareness programmes, and clean-up drives with community members

Uplifting communities

Over 1 million+
people accessing improved waste management

Empowering people

2,300+
waste warriors supported

Empowering people

2,300+
waste warriors supported
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rePurpose Anant Pranay

Aurangabad, India
Female empowerment
Urban
Community infrastructure
  • Supporting employment of over 100 waste warriors, and a program to train and formalize informal waste pickers
  • Workers have seen a 22% increase in earnings

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Transformation across the planet

Our impacts are replicated around the world : serving the communities that need them most.

Meet the people who make this happen

Asha Moolya

Project Anmol Kinara, Udupi, India
“Working as part of Project Anmol Kinara has been a great blessing for me, as I now return home early in the evenings and have more time for my family.”



Asha Moolya, once burdened by the long hours and limited staff at Solid Liquid Resource Management (SLRM) in the Nitte Grama panchayat, found a lifeline when she decided to join Project Anmol Kinara in Udupi. Her previous job had her working long hours with no holidays which often resulted in spending limited time with her family.

After joining rePurpose Global’s Project Anmol Kinara she had the opportunity to find a job with reasonable hours allowing her to balance work and family. “My role [with the project] has given me a chance to earn more money to support my husband and improve our quality of life while also being able to spend more quality time with my family.”
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Honfret Ndjamen

Project Sanguisé, Douala, Cameroon
“Initially, people questioned why I was collecting plastic from rivers, wondering if I was crazy. Now, they understand the importance of my work”

Honfret Ndjamen, also known as Sako, is a 33-year-old with an immense passion for environmental conservation. In addition to his job as a motorcycle taxi driver in Douala, he manages to dedicate time to collecting plastic waste from drainage systems. .

Sako dedicates his mornings every weekend to this activity, which he does with passion and love.

When Sako started collecting plastics from rivers of Cameroon, it wasn’t very easy as there were eyes on him - “what is this guy doing? What does he do with bottles?” But since then, he has become a catalyst for environmental awareness among his peers, inspiring several young people to join him.
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Sangeeta Devi

Project Saaf Samudra, Goa, India
“Two years ago, my husband I were barely making ends meet as plasterers. Then I stumbled across Project Saaf Samudra and soon I'll be debt free.”

Meet Sangeeta Devi, a waste warrior supporting her family financially and emotionally.

Two years ago, during the monsoon season when work was scarce, she and her husband were barely surviving. Then, she met Clinton, ( Waste Entrepreneur at Project Saaf Samudra) who offered her a job and guided her through the process. With Project Saaf Samudra, she has transitioned from struggling to make ends meet to playing a crucial role in waste management.

Working in waste management comes with its own set of challenges and stigma, but she takes pride in the difference she is making. With the support of Project Saaf Samudra, she is now on her way to becoming debt-free. She has cleared off most of her INR 2.5 Lakh (~USD 3,000) debt and is excited to achieve complete financial independence.
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Impact you can trust

All processes and data are monitored using our bespoke reTraceTM technology platform, verified with chain-of-custody data triangulation, and audited by independent audit firms.

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rePurpose Nuevo Ciclo

Medellín, Colombia
Innovative recycling
Worker formalization
Community ammenities

Recycled ‘plastic wood’ is donated from the project for playgrounds, classrooms and community housing.

rePurpose Nuevo Ciclo

48 playgrounds
4 classrooms

...built using recycled plastic from the project.

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rePurpose Sanguisé

Douala, Cameroon
Vulnerable habitats
Ocean protection
River interception

Protecting coastal habitats with clean-ups from rivers, waterways and beaches

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