Wecyclers allows people in low-income communities to capture value from their waste. This Lagos based company provides a door to door collection service. Giving households a chance to generate value from waste. Also providing a reliable supply of raw material to the local recycling industry.
Wecyclers – Recycling, Lagos Nigeria
- Plastics, Recycle, Sustainable, Waste Hierarchy
- MW
- 27 December, 2018
Wecyclers – Recycling, Lagos Nigeria
- Plastics, Recycle, Sustainable, Waste Hierarchy
- MW
- 27 December, 2018
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