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Metro Manila Development Authority Solid Waste Mangement Division Office lead by Elsie Encarnacion

Fév 26, 2019

Our Vision

We see a Transition in our Homes, Communities and Companies from Plastic to ever Greener Harmony with Earth's Cycles.

Recent GEA Workshops

Ica Wulansari has just completed an Ecobrick Starter workshop in Indonesia with 1 new Ecobrickers
Ica Wulansari has just completed an Ecobrick Starter workshop in Indonesia with 4 new Ecobrickers
Evi Sukaesih has just completed an Ecobrick Starter workshop in Indonesia with 4 new Ecobrickers
Andi Nisfatul Aira has just completed an Ecobrick Starter workshop in Indonesia with 100 new Ecobrickers
Ica Wulansari has just completed an Ecobrick Starter workshop in Indonesia with 3 new Ecobrickers
Lestya Dewi Ratnawati has just completed an Ecobrick Starter workshop in Indonesia with 5 new Ecobrickers
Ica Wulansari has just completed an Ecobrick Starter workshop in Indonesia with 1 new Ecobrickers
Fran O’Flanagan has just completed an Ecobrick Starter workshop in England with 30 new Ecobrickers
Aang Hudaya has just completed an Ecobrick Starter workshop in Indonesia with 50 new Ecobrickers
Aang Hudaya has just completed an Ecobrick Starter workshop in Indonesia with 7 new Ecobrickers

Together we’re transitioning from plastic to ever greener harmony with Earth’s cycles.

Also know as Eco Bricks, Eco-Bricks, Ecolladrillos, and bottle bricks, the Global Ecobrick Alliance and Wikipedia use Ecobrick. to refer to the manual securing of used plastic in a PET bottle (also known as plastic sequestration) to make a reusable building block.

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We envision a Transition in our Homes, Communities and Companies from Plastic to ever Greener Harmony with Earth's Cycles.

Plastic Transition

Lorsque les plastiques sont enterés, brulés ou éparpillés partout, ils empoisonnent la terre, l’air et l’eau. Quand on les récupère, les sépare des autres ordures, les emballe dans une bouteille, nous pouvons les utiliser dans toute sorte de blocs de construction qui peuvent être réutilisé encore à nouveau. Ensemble, nous pouvons construire des espaces verts qui enrichiront notre environnement.

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All of the educational content on our site (photos, videos and text) are made available for sharing by the Ecobrick Alliance under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This means you are free to use and share these resources under the same license. Please attribute all content usage back to "Ecobricks.org"Global Ecobrick Alliance, Ecobricks.org and GoBrik logos and emblems are copyright 2020 by the Global Ecobrick Alliance Earth Enterprise.

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