The spirit of environmental action came alive on the historic grounds of Galle Fort as the Southern Province Qualifier of the SPOGOMI World Cup 2025 was successfully held with energy, competition, and collaboration. Organized by the Zero Plastic Movement with the incredible support of Japanese volunteers, the event was a true testament to the power […]
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On the 6th of April, a team of nearly 50 volunteers from the University of Peradeniya made their way into one of Sri Lanka’s most untouched villages – Meemure. With the support of Coco Craft and Talent secure, the ZeroPlastic team organized the Meemure Refresh Project, a full-day clean-up focused on protecting the natural environment
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*PenBin Love at Reid: Writing a Greener Future at the University of Colombo* In an inspiring move toward sustainability, the PenBin Love at Reid project was launched through a collaboration between the ZeroPlastic Colombo Community and the Leo Club of the University of Colombo. This initiative aims to reduce plastic waste on campus by introducing
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In a world where waste often goes unnoticed, the ZeroPlastic Club of Wayamba University decided to take a stand—one empty pen at a time. “Pen Bin Love,” was more than just a collection drive; it was a powerful statement on sustainability, reminding everyone that even the smallest choices can make a difference. On April 4th,
Clean Wave – Clean up and awareness programme : A Step Towards Sustainability On March 29, 2025, the Zero Plastic Community of the Open University of Sri Lanka successfully executed a comprehensive environmental initiative, including an awareness program, a cleanup campaign, and a food stall. This project aimed to promote plastic-free alternatives, encourage community participation,
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Pen Bin Love – SIBA Zero Plastic Community On March 26, 2025, the SIBA Zero Plastic Community launched the Pen Bin Love Project, promoting the responsible disposal and recycling of used pens. This initiative engaged students, lecturers, and volunteers, emphasizing environmental conservation beyond the SIBA Campus. The project set up four collection boxes at key
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On the 6th of March 2025, the University of Peradeniya witnessed an extraordinary blend of history, culture, and environmental awareness with Gamunu: A Ballet Drama, presented by the Art Circle of the Faculty of Agriculture in collaboration with ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya. Staged at the prestigious Diamond Jubilee Hall, Faculty of Agriculture, this groundbreaking production
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Sustainable Tomorrow: A Step Toward a Plastic-Free Future On March 22, 2025, the ZeroPlastic Vavuniya Community hosted a landmark event, Sustainable Tomorrow, aimed at addressing one of the most pressing environmental issues of our time—plastic pollution. Held at the College of Education, this gathering brought together students, educators, and environmental advocates to foster sustainability and
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On March 22, 2025, the ZeroPlastic Vavuniya Community will host Sustainable Tomorrow, a groundbreaking event aimed at addressing one of the most critical environmental challenges of our time—plastic pollution. This event, taking place at the College of Education, will gather individuals from various walks of life, including students, educators, activists, and community leaders, all united
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Sustainability leadership is not just about reducing waste or promoting green habits—it’s about inspiring change, mobilizing communities, and creating lasting impact. The ZeroPlastic movement at the University of Peradeniya has embodied this spirit, demonstrating that young leaders can take the reins in solving one of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges: plastic pollution. As part
