In response to the alarming plastic pollution crisis threatening the environment, soils, and health, we initiated this project to combat the issue in Sudaji. Despite a deep concern for their environment, Sudaji's inhabitants lack awareness about the dangers of plastic pollution and the necessary infrastructure to manage waste. We're working to provide appropriate resources and education, aiming to mitigate the issue of plastic waste dumped daily across the village. Our ultimate goal is to empower locals with the knowledge and means to sustain a clean and green Sudaji.

Historically, the community has been ingrained with sustainable practices. They've often used nature's offerings — like banana leaves, teak wood leaves, taro leaves, as well as coconut and palm leaves — to wrap our belongings. However, the advent of plastic has obscured these traditions. We aim to revive these eco-friendly habits, hoping to reduce dependency on plastic and restore balance to the community environment.