Global Recycling Foundation announces ten #RecyclingHeroes.Today marks the third annual Global Recycling Day, with individuals, businesses, cities and communities coming together on social media, in their homes, and in their communities to celebrate the power of the Seventh Resource. The arrival of Global Recycling Day 2025 also means that the time has finally come for us to announce the winners of our #RecyclingHeroes competition. Each of our ten winners has won a $1,000 prize, to thank them for their commitment and innovation in local recycling. Since February we have been accepting nominations for our #RecyclingHeroes competition, encouraging people from all over the world to put forward individuals, businesses and communities that are leading the way with their recycling initiatives. We have now selected ten #RecyclingHeroes, chosen from thousands of nominations from all around the world and all walks of life, from Asia to Africa. Each of these ten winners will receive a $1,000 prize to contribute to their recycling initiative, and we will promote their good work to audiences across the world.

Plogging Club – Nigeria .......A movement inspiring young people across Nigerian campuses to take action for the climate through exercise that combines jogging with picking up litter and recyclables.

Reform Africa – Uganda.......Tackles waste disposal by transforming plastic waste into sustainable, waterproof and durable bags, employing youth to collect the plastic waste, and single mothers who wash and tailor the products.

U-Recycle – Nigeria A youth-led non-profit organisation working to promote a circular economy in Nigeria through reinforcing a sustainable recycling culture, investing time and resources into educating schools and communities about the value of recycling.

Zizo Ezi Foundation – South Africa A non-profit organisation that operates in South Africa in the Eastern Cape and works with school children in rural areas teaching them on the benefits, as well as the do’s and don’ts regarding a clean eco future in South Africa.

Anuya Trivedi, Founder of Greenbuddies – India....read on       https://www.globalrecyclingday.com/global-recycling-foundation-announces-ten-recyclingheroes/

AND.....Cities across the world are preparing for Global Recycling Day 2020 Global Recycling Day is fast approaching on Wednesday 18th March 2025 and across the world, there are already individuals and organisations planning a host of activities and celebrations on the day. These events will all help in raising awareness of the importance of recycling and the ways in which we can all turn ‘waste’ into a valuable resource. From educational talks in schools to beach clean-ups and performances for local communities, there are a wide range of events taking place. If you’re looking to get involved in Global Recycling Day, below is a list of just some of the worldwide events set to take place on 18th March (or after).  If you are running your own event, please let us know at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., and don’t forget to share on social media using #GlobalRecyclingDay and #RecyclingHeroes.

Abuja, Nigeria – Pick That Trash......Pick That Trash, an operational NGO focused on the environment, will be promoting recycling in schools. On 18th March 2025 Pick That Trash will visit the Government Secondary School, Maitama, FCT. Nigeria. Additionally, on 21st March 2025 Pick That Trash will visit Mosquito Village, Dakibiu, Jabi Upstair. FCT. Nigeria. The organisation is also planning clean-up activities to mark Global Recycling Day. Find out more at @pickthattrash.

Bahrain – eBin Company.......On 18th and 19th March 2025, eBin Company in Bahrain is celebrating Global Recycling Day by promoting recycling, sustainable cleaning products and disinfectants, zero waste products, compost solutions and sustainable drinking water solutions. Find out more at: www.instagram.com/ebincompany/

Bath and North East Somerset, UK........Bath and North East Somerset Council is inviting local residents to a series of events on 18th March where people can find out tips and tricks to help save the environment. These talks will take place across libraries in Bath, Keynsham and Midsomer Norton and the Bath Cloth Nappy Library will be on hand to help parents and carers with making the switch from disposables. Find out more at: https://beta.bathnes.gov.uk

Belfast, Northern Ireland – Cap Arts Centre......read on and explore more links    https://www.globalrecyclingday.com/cities-across-the-world-are-preparing-for-global-recycling-day-2025/