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Kilikali Informal Settlement Recycling Advocates Receive A.M.M.A Award for 2023

Kilikali Informal Settlement Recycling Advocates Receive A.M.M.A Award for 2023

Pacific Recycling Foundation is proud to announce that the recycling advocates of Kilikali Informal Settlement have received the Advocates Influencing Mindsets & Mentoring Agents (A.M.M.A) Award for 2023.

This award celebrates individuals and groups who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and commitment to recycling advocacy.

Kilikali Settlement in Nasinu is the first informal settlement to implement PRF’s ‘I Recycle Hub’ program, a fundamental tool in terms of visible and practical participation in recycling.

The program was launched in June last year in partnership with Pacific Energy and Nasinu Town Council.

Between June and December 2023, Kilikali Settlement’s recycling advocates led the collection of over 900 kilograms of recyclable materials, effectively preventing them from entering the environment and adding to pollution.

The 31-year-old settlement, home to 268 residents who migrated from maritime and rural areas in search of job opportunities, now stands as a beacon of sustainable practices in recycling advocacy.

PRF Founder, Mr. Amitesh Deo said they are immensely proud to honour the recycling advocates of Kilikali Informal Settlement for their exceptional commitment to recycling advocacy.

“The I Recycle Hub program is not just about recycling; it’s about empowerment and inclusivity. Through this initiative, we aim to break barriers and ensure that every individual, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to contribute to a cleaner environment,” said Mr. Deo.

Pacific Energy Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Jullien Leraille said they are honoured to be part of such a transformative program.

“We extend our heartfelt congratulations to advocates of Kilikali Settlement, recipients of the PRF’s A.M.M.A Award 2023. Their passion and dedication exemplify the spirit of sustainability, and we are delighted to support their efforts in creating a positive impact within their community,” said Mr. Leraille.