ZeroPlastic Clubs
A national network of young people turning concern into action
Clubs are how the movement stays in a place after the campaign ends. They run across universities, schools and communities throughout Sri Lanka, led by the people who live there.
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Backed by an islandwide network
Rooted in Sri Lanka's universities
ZeroPlastic works across an islandwide university network. Student-led clubs plan and run their own campaigns, clean-ups and education programmes, supported by the wider movement rather than directed by it.
That structure is why a campaign can run in several districts on the same weekend. The people organising it already live there, already know the coastline or the canal in question, and already have a group ready to turn up.
Three kinds of club
University clubs
Student-led clubs running campaigns, clean-ups and awareness programmes on campus and in surrounding communities. Clubs operate across Sri Lankan universities and higher-education institutions.
School clubs
ZeroPlastic clubs in schools, introducing students to plastic reduction through hands-on projects, education sessions and school-wide campaigns.
Community clubs
Neighbourhood and community groups taking on local plastic problems, from waterway clean-ups to running refill and reuse initiatives.
Start one
Bring ZeroPlastic to your campus, school or community
Start a ZeroPlastic Club
For university and community groups who want to set up a club and run campaigns, clean-ups and education work in their own area.
Register a ZeroPlastic School Club
For schools introducing students to plastic reduction through hands-on projects, education sessions and school-wide campaigns.
Not ready to lead a club?
You can volunteer with an existing club or campaign instead, locally or from abroad.