At Paramendo Nepal, we believe that waste is not just a problem—it is an opportunity. By repurposing plastic waste into innovative products, creating a circular economy that benefits both the environment and the community. The journey started with a simple mission: to reduce plastic pollution and create sustainable solutions that empower rural communities.
Our History: How It All Began
The story of Paramendo Nepal began in November 2022, when a group of passionate individuals came together during the Plastic to Ghar (P2G) Makeathon. Recognizing the increasing plastic waste in Ree, Dhading, set out to develop practical and sustainable solutions to address the issue.
With support from Monaco Aide & Presence (MAP) and Doko Recyclers, we established the Community Recycling Center (CRC)—a dedicated space for collecting, sorting, and processing plastic waste. Since then, we have been working tirelessly to transform discarded plastics into valuable resources while raising awareness about the importance of responsible waste management.
Our Vision
To create a sustainable and waste-free Nepal by turning plastic waste into valuable products, empowering local communities, and promoting eco-friendly solutions.
Our Mission
- Reduce plastic pollution by implementing innovative recycling methods.
- Upcycle plastic waste into useful and sustainable products.
- Empower local communities through education, employment, and entrepreneurship.
- Promote a circular economy where waste is transformed into resources.
Current Activities: What We Do Today
Paramendo, focuses on turning plastic waste into practical, up-cycled products that benefit rural communities. Community Recycling Center (CRC) is at the heart of our operations, where work on various projects are executed, including:
1. Custom Plastic Up-cycled Products
Creating customized up-cycled plastic products tailored to meet different needs of customers. By processing plastic waste into functional items, proving that plastic can be repurposed instead of discarded.
2. PP (Polypropylene) Tiles
Transform polypropylene (PP) and high-density polyethylene (HDPE)—commonly found in plastic bottles, containers, and chairs—into durable tiles that can be used for roofing, flooring, and construction. These tiles are:
✅ Eco-friendly
✅ Weather-resistant
✅ Affordable
3. LDPE Sheets for Roofing & Insulation
Repurpose low-density polyethylene (LDPE) from plastic wraps and bags into leak-proof sheets for roofing and insulation. These sheets help rural communities by:
✔ Preventing roof leaks
✔ Providing thermal insulation
✔ Reducing plastic waste in the environment
4. Community Engagement & Awareness
Involve local communities in our mission by: Conducting awareness programs on plastic waste management. Encouraging waste segregation at the source. Providing employment opportunities in waste processing and product manufacturing.
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