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Waste Pickers in Nigeria form an integral part of the economy. In the vast landscape of waste management, waste pickers exists as a group of unsung heroes, they are essential service providers who play a pivotal role in keeping our cities clean and sustainable. These individuals popularly known as waste pickers or “Baban Bolla” are the

WHAT IS CLIMATE CHANGE? Firstly, let’s understand what Climate means. Climate is the average weather condition of a place over a given period of time. Don’t confuse it with weather, which is what’s going on in the atmosphere at a point in time. We can in other words say climate is what we expect and

The environment is ours to keep and our everyday waste materials pose a great threat to it. These wastes comprises of the excess materials generated by human activities that are disposed in inappropriate or uncontrolled ways.  Every year globally, humans improperly dispose 2.12 billions tons of wastes. These wastes ends up in the landfills, drainage

Recycling can be the start of changes your business makes to save money and be environmentally responsible. Three tips on How on Recycle at Work Find a recycling service provider, Ecobarter offers cooperate recycling service.  Set up a recycling scheme or host a recycling event to launch the scheme.  Position recycling containers in strategic and

In the heart of our vibrant African community, we stand at a pivotal moment. The world around us is changing, and it’s changing fast. Climate change has become an undeniable reality, affecting every corner of the globe, including our beloved homeland. The signs are all around us – changing weather patterns, unpredictable rainfall, prolonged droughts,

In a world increasingly grappling with environmental challenges, the power of collective action cannot be underestimated. Ecobarter launched and implemented the Go Green Campaign, a grassroots initiative across three locations in Nigeria; Abuja, Lagos and Benue, reaching a total of nine(9) communities in these locations (3 communities per location) that brought together a whopping 185