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The Waste Changers: In Their Own Words
#1 - Bangka Island/IndonesiaDon’t chase your dreams - find a way to make them come trueInggrit, Rini and Misye are three childhood friends who grew up together on the small Indonesian...
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How to Attract and Inspire an Environmentally Focused Workforce
Salary: not enough. Pension: not enough. Perks and ping-pong tables: not enough.
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CleanHub's Theory of Change on Plastic Pollution
At CleanHub, we want to make the world a better place — and we believe that one of the best ways to do this is by making ocean-bound plastic a thing of the past. Ideally, no plastic would...
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CleanHub’s code of conduct – environmental impact and social change
Geethu Chirayath Balan has been a waste collector with Green Worms since September last year. She grew up in a tiny fishermen community directly by the sea: Konnad beach is situated in the...
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‘Myth Busters’: Busting the Top Myths Around Our Business
Every heroic endeavor starts with a vision.Ours is a fairly simple one: we want to rid the world of plastic waste.
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Environmental and Social Impact: Women Self-Help Groups
Recap: In our latest blog, you’ve learned about our partner Green Worms, a social enterprise from Kerala, India. Green Worms employs women from self-help groups and gives them the...
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Why clean-ups are crucial for cleaner oceans
Recap:In our latest blog we’ve learned about the collection gap.Most countries in the world don’t have a waste collection system, creating a vast gap between the waste that people generate...
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