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Waste or Wealth? The Problem LAGOS, NIGERIA 3 4 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Waste or Wealth? The Problem LAGOS, NIGERIA 3 4 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Waste or Wealth? The Problem LAGOS, NIGERIA 3 4 5 LOCAL RECYCLING FIRMS STRUGGLE TO EFFICIENTLY COLLECT WASTE THE WECYCLERS SOLUTION Wecyclers offers convenient household recycling service
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LAGOS, NIGERIA …
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LOCAL RECYCLING FIRMS STRUGGLE TO EFFICIENTLY COLLECT WASTE
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THE WECYCLERS SOLUTION
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Wecyclers offers convenient household recycling service using a fleet of low-cost cargo bikes
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Step 1: Registration
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Tobi registering young children during a sensitization drive in Ebute-Metta, Lagos in February 2013
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Tobi and Ojiugo registering a customer in Ebute-Metta, Lagos in February 2013
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Ola running to register with Wecyclers in Ebute-Metta Lagos in February 2013
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Step 2: Collection
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Femi, DJ and Yusuf on their way to collect waste in Surulere Lagos in September 2013
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A wecycle at work in Surulere Lagos in October 2012
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Bimpe with her bag of recyclables in Surulere Lagos in October 2012
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Femi loading his wecycle with recyclables collected from the Adekunle household in Surulere, Lagos in September 2013
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Step 3: Process and Sell Material
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Sacks of “pure water sachets” before sale
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Collected PET bottles
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Truck being loaded for delivery to a local recycler
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Step 4: Reward Subscribers
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Ikechukwu displaying his cellphone with his points SMS in Surulere, Lagos in October 2012
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Victoria with her iron reward in Surulere, Lagos in October 2012
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Mrs Balogun and Mrs Amao receiving their prize of a television in Surulere, Lagos in April 2013
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THE WECYCLERS TEAM
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Recognition Friends
Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola CEO Jonathan Kola CTO Bola Akeju Health, Safety and Environment Manager
WECYCLERS MANAGEMENT TEAM
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The Possibilities
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OUR DREAM FOR LAGOS
Reach 4 million households
registered for collection service
Recycle 730,000 tons
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PET plastic, LDPE sachets and aluminum cans
Create 100,000 direct jobs
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THE OPPORTUNITY IN LAGOS
The supply gap
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plastic bottles (PET) 70,000 tons per year
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730,000 tons per year
- f plastic, sachets and cans
pure water sachets and other
plastics
477,000
tons per year
With limited recycling in place, large quantities of waste end up in communities or landfill
Source: LAWMA, Indorama Group
aluminum cans and other metal 183,000 tons per year
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Plastic bottles Pure water sachets
and other plastics
Aluminum cans and other metals
Price trend for the past 5 years plastic bottles
70,000 tons per year
pure water sachets
and other plastics 477,000 tons per year
aluminum cans
and other metals 183,000 tons per year
TRENDS AND END USES
Possible Uses
T-shirt Shoes Bin bag Diesel Bicycle Aluminum can
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