Isrina schools, Ajegunle, was engaged in a beehive of activities recently. It was where the recycles Pay project - hugely backed by The
Following the news last year, your attention would have been drawn to Recycles Pay, a project which made it possible for parents to pay off part of their wards' school fees by trading recyclable waste. This innovative idea dominated the traditional news, the blogosphere and social media locally and internationally which led to The
As the parents flocked in with their recyclable waste to pay off part of their respective kids' school fees, it was clear that this idea was a crucial one. Not only did they express joy at their financial burdens being relieved, but they were also passionate about proper waste disposal - a behaviour change shaped by the groundwork laid by Recycles Pay.
The kids were so enthusiastic to receive
Through The
The grant, awarded to the African Clean Up Initiative by The
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