MicroPlasticsJO latest Plastic workshop in Indonesia sponsored by No Splash USA.

MICROPLASTICSJO
We believe in the preservation of natural systems on which all life depends by empowering local communities in rethinking, reducing, and reusing single-use plastics.
MicroPlaticsJO is a registered non-profit organization created in 2022, striving for radical change in behaviors toward the way plastic is consumed and how it is disposed of.
Through personalized learning that incorporates interdisciplinary environmental, scientific, and artistic components, we directly address the excessive use of single-use plastic by working hand in hand with local communities.
Operating in Jordan since 2019 and now expanding to Thailand, we have been successfully working with schools, embassies, local NGOs, and governmental agencies to find concrete and scalable solutions to the local communities' needs.
From trash collection activities to educational workshops and communication training, we have been demonstrating striking results in safeguarding natural environments and people’s well-being from single-use plastic pollution.
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Are you living in Lombok - Indonesia ?

As part of our efforts to expand our impact in Lombok, we are actively seeking collaborations with organizations, schools and individuals who share our passion for environmental and art education projects.
If you're interested in working together to make a difference in safeguarding natural environments and reducing single-use plastic pollution, we would love to hear from you.
Shaping responsible behaviours, one training at a time
Operating in Jordan since 2019 we have been successfully working with embassies, local NGOs, and governmental agencies to find concrete and scalable solutions to local communities' needs. From trash collection activities to educational workshops and artistic training, we have proven that the safeguarding of natural environments and people’s well-being is possible working hand in hand with local actors.
