How a coconut shell crafting workshop in Sigiriya helped a traveler understand Sri Lanka’s plastic problem and its culture of reuse. A Impact Center by ZeroPlastic story.
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Independent research into Sri Lanka’s hospitality sector challenges the most common assumption about why hotels struggle with plastic — and points to what the industry actually needs next. For years, the conventional wisdom about hospitality and plastic has been simple. Hotels would cut their single-use plastic, the thinking goes, if only it weren’t so expensive.
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The ZeroPlastic Society of Wayamba University of Sri Lanka successfully conducted a Fundraising & School Collaboration Initiative during the B-TEX Exhibition, combining environmental awareness, community engagement, and fundraising into a meaningful and impactful project. The initiative was designed with the objective of introducing the society’s vision and environmental mission to school communities, while also creating
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The “Green Force 2026” initiative, a flagship environmental project organized by the ZeroPlastic Colombo Community, was successfully launched at Anula Vidyalaya on April 7th, 2026, from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.. The program went beyond a traditional awareness session, offering an engaging experience designed to educate and empower the next generation to actively address the
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The Drops of Change – World Water Day Symposium 2026, organized by the ZeroPlastic Community, marked a significant step toward promoting sustainable water management and environmental awareness. The initiative brought together multiple institutions and stakeholders under a shared vision of protecting water resources for future generations. This impactful project was carried out in collaboration with
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The ECU ZeroPlastic Club successfully organized a cleanup initiative alongside the ECU Walk, demonstrating a strong commitment to reducing plastic pollution and promoting environmental responsibility. The activity took place along the route from ECU Rajagiriya to Independence Arcade Square, transforming a regular walk into a purposeful environmental action. As participants engaged in the walk, members
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Haritha Dham Pada 2.0 is a community initiative organized by ZeroPlastic National Institute of Social Development with the aim of promoting environmental awareness through the teachings of Buddhism. The project was designed to encourage individuals to adopt a sustainable and environmentally responsible lifestyle while raising awareness about the importance of reducing plastic use and protecting
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The PenBinLove project continues to grow as a simple yet impactful environmental initiative carried out by the ZeroPlastic Community. Designed to encourage responsible waste management and promote recycling habits among students, the project focuses on collecting and properly disposing of used pens that would otherwise contribute to plastic pollution. As part of its ongoing commitment
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The students of SIBA Campus came together for a meaningful environmental initiative titled “A Green Step for SIBA.” The project was organized alongside a special lecture conducted by Dinesh Muthugala, emphasizing the importance of sustainability and responsible environmental action. The main highlight of the event was the planting of a sandalwood tree, symbolizing a commitment
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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
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