Working with local teachers to build Zero Waste schools
Why does the Green Wira Programme matter?
The Green Wira Programme empowers local teachers to build more Zero Waste schools.
The Green Wira Programme (“GWP”) is an educational programme that focuses on training educators in Malaysia on sustainability & zero waste living implementation.
Currently, the programme is open to educators from primary and secondary schools within Klang Valley (Selangor, Kuala Lumpur & Putrajaya).
By 2030, GWP aims to empower 10,000 educators to be highly competent and committed in zero waste and environmental causes; educate and impact 1,000,000 students whilst building 100 zero waste schools for a waste-free and sustainable future for Malaysia.
Our Recent Collaborators
Here are some of the zero waste projects completed by our Seed Funded graduates. These projects set an example for future Zero Waste Schools.
Eco Smart Energy
by Cikgu Rosmira binti Ramlee
Reducing electricity and water wastage at SMK Taman Melawati.
The project includes the implementation of energy-efficient technologies such as an LED lighting system and photocells as well as a rainwater harvesting system.
Green Recycle House
by Cikgu Khuzaimah binti Zaaim
A Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) at SK Telok Panglima Garang.
The MRF functions as an environmental education hub, providing easy access for the school community to contribute recyclables and food waste management.
Snacky Box
by Cikgu Lee Kin Wai (Joshua)
A container rental system at SJKC Serdang Baru 2.
The Snacky Box project aims to slowly phase out single-use plastics at the canteen’s popular tidbits counter by implementing a reusable container rental system.
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