For a safe and equitable world
3C makes blocks from pressed PET bottles framed in wood to give them structure to build walls, instead of regular bricks. The plastic in the bottles acts as an insulator and is waterproof, so the waste materials can be reused for the construction of infrastructure. The process of making the blocks uses no and the use of energy is limited, so the environmental impacts associated with their production are minimal.
3C makes blocks from pressed PET bottles framed in wood to give them structure to build walls, instead of regular bricks. The plastic in the bottles acts as an insulator and is waterproof, so the waste materials can be reused for the construction of infrastructure. The process of making the blocks uses no and the use of energy is limited, so the environmental impacts associated with their production are minimal.
Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, concentrates 2 out of every 5 inhabitants of the country. It has 1.3 million inhabitants who live in an area of 530 km2. In 2017, the Municipality of Montevideo created the Executive Unit for Resilience.
This initiative explodes the potential of the glass and uses it in the construction sector.
This initiative explodes the potential of the glass and uses it in the construction sector.
Combra is a digital platform that integrates marketplace, e-commerce and logistics management to include the small producers in the logistics chain to improve the selling of their products in the local restaurants.
Wakanda coaches and offers tools for people to understand the entrepreneurial environment. The initiative has special focus on women, particularly Afro-descendants, to promote their financial autonomy, their empowerment and the improvement of their living conditions. Wakanda has trained almost 1,000 people.
Shabu Shabu manages to produce clothes with up to 98% recycled fibers from industrial waste and minimize the consumption of water and energy in their manufacture, as well as the use of chemicals. The initiative contributes to foster a change in the textile industry with a new sustainable production model.
Turny is an entrepreneurship that innovates in the development of environmentally friendly household cleaning products that reduce the waste of single-use plastics. The project is one of the winners of the Buenos Aires Resilient Challenge for its contributions to circular economy.
At first glance, there is no obvious relationship between biogas and hydroponics. But Mauro Barberis managed to unravel that relationship from a very specific search: how to use biogas waste. Mauro is a chemical engineer, and the concept of circularity is at the core of his training.
Mexico City
Durango 195- Piso 7 Sur
Roma Norte, 06700
Mexico City
New York City
6 West 48th Street
New York, NY 10036
Rotterdam
Korte Hoogstraat 31
3011 GK, Rotterdam
The Netherlands
Singapore
#06-01, 182 Cecil St, Frasers Tower,
Singapore 069547
