Project Sanhitha marked an inspiring new chapter in strengthening youth-led environmental action across Sri Lankan universities. Designed to establish and expand ZeroPlastic Movement Clubs, the initiative focuses on empowering undergraduates to take meaningful action in sustainability through hands-on volunteer engagement. This vision came to life on November 4, 2025, at the Faculty of Technology, University

We are thrilled to welcome Samudradevi School to the ZeroPlastic Movement platform — a growing national network empowering young people to develop skills, leadership, and impact while addressing one of the world’s most pressing issues: plastic pollution.The ZeroPlastic Movement has evolved far beyond a campaign. Today, it stands as a skills development platform and opportunity

In a world where sustainability often feels like a luxury reserved for urban centers, stories like these remind us that true environmental change can and does grow from the grassroots. The latest ZeroPlastic Club installation at Mihinthale Maha Vidyalaya stands as a powerful symbol of this truth. Despite the challenges faced by rural schools —

In today’s world, where environmental responsibility is no longer optional, businesses must take bold steps to reduce their ecological footprint. The ZeroPlastic Commitment Certification (ZPCS) is your opportunity to prove that your organization is serious about sustainability—by actively reducing single-use plastics (SUPs) and aligning with global environmental standards. What Is the ZeroPlastic Commitment Certification?Developed by

Meet a group of passionate volunteers who dedicated their days and nights to perfecting a powerful street drama — all to make sure you hear, you see, and you feel the real impact of plastic pollution. Performing in public spaces with all the noise and chaos wasn’t easy, but they rose to the challenge because

We 🇱🇰 are honored to share that ZeroPlastic Movement has been featured in the Global Tourism Plastics Initiative: Annual Progress Report 2024, released by UN Tourism. As a Signatory Body to the Global Tourism Plastics Initiative in Sri Lanka, ZeroPlastic Movement has been working tirelessly to reduce plastic waste in the travel and tourism sector.

PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE KIU University Joins Forces with Zero Plastic Movement to Tackle Plastic Pollution Through Youth Leadership Colombo, Sri Lanka – [April 19, 2025] – The Zero Plastic Movement proudly welcomes KIU University as the latest institution to join its growing network of university clubs, further strengthening the national youth-led campaign against plastic