#ecoposter

[m210297posters]

2021

#m210297 #choice #posterdesign #posterart #ecofriendly #ecoposter #ecosystem #poster #graphic design #nature #humanist

[elain-has-a-knife]

#goblincore #deep ecology #ecoposting #gaiacore #gaiaposting #ecofeminism

[futerock]

Quando o @autodromointerlagos vira o escritório o dia começa muito bem! 😜 #futerock #formulafuterock #ecoposte #crashtest #poste #postecolapsivel (em Autódromo de Interlagos) https://www.instagram.com/p/Comw49BgEvi/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#futerock #formulafuterock #ecoposte #crashtest #poste #postecolapsivel

[inkbee]

For someone who has “#1 Umberto Eco stan” in my bio I sure don’t do enough Ecoposting. Need to live up to my brand

[martynawojcik]

"Biophilia competition" my poster was chosen from 3500 posters! The exhibition features 100 finalists from the Biophilia Poster Competition - Los Angeles, Atlanta and Barcelona :)

https://biophiliaposters.com

#biophilia #competition #exhibition #illustrator #martynawojciksmierska #Illustration #ilustracje #poster #plakat #grafika #art #eco #ecoposter #thebestposter #cover

[m210297works]

#m210297 #ecopoetics #ecopoetry #choices #poster #posterart #graphic design #ecoposter

[andreasales]

[#ecopost] “Sono piccoli gesti, serve così poco” dicono. Non sono d’accordo. Per nulla. Banalizziamo sempre troppo. Serve una visione ecologica più ampia, serve empatia per immaginare il futuro, serve conoscenza per capire i danni, serve capacità di analisi delle informazioni per coglierne la gravità, serve tempismo per sentirne l’urgenza, serve senso di appartenenza per vivere la necessità di agire, serve molta attenzione per impegnarsi a fare diversamente, serve grande supporto dalle istituzioni. Serve così tanto per far sì che serva così poco. Così tanto. Così poco. #noplastic #eco #futuro #gretathunberg #responsabilità #attenzione #ambiente #green https://www.instagram.com/p/B2GRN52C4MB/?igshid=1eyaysz18sepg

#ecopost #noplastic #eco #futuro #gretathunberg #responsabilità #attenzione #ambiente #green

[sekerenews]

Meet 4 Inspiring African Entrepreneurs in the Recycling Business

Waste management is a major problem in Africa and several other continents around the world. There are not a lot of systems available to effectively and properly manage waste in Africa. According to a World Bank Urban Development Series report, Africa currently produces just about 70 million tons of waste every year. A lot of this waste goes to litter the streets and causes pollution. Pollution is harmful to the environment and is also harmful to the health of the local populace. Seeing the lack of efficient waste management, some African entrepreneurs have seen an opportunity and turned it into profitable businesses. These entrepreneurs have developed systems and solutions to effectively manage waste. They have been able to reduce pollution, making the environment and the health of the local populace better. On this post, we would be meeting 4 African entrepreneurs in the recycling business. These entrepreneurs are inspiring and are dedicated to making Africa a cleaner place.

 African Entrepreneurs in the Recycling Business: Bilikiss Adebiyi Abiola, Wecyclers, Nigeria

Bilikiss Adebiyi Abiola is the CEO and co-founder of Wecyclers in Lagos, Nigeria.  Wecyclers is a for-profit social enterprise that helps local communities recycle unmanaged waste. The enterprise was founded in 2012 and she developed the idea as an MBA student in the USA. She saw the huge potential of the recycling sector in Lagos, Nigeria. Seeing as Lagos is the most populous city in Nigeria with over 16 million people. The city produces up to 10,000 metric tons of waste every day. A lot of that waste is not collected or properly managed and goes on to clog the drainage systems in the city and also litters the city. She decided to change that, she uses low-cost cargo bicycles called “wecycles” to provide convenient recycling services to households in Lagos by using an SMS-based incentives system. Her business is very successful and has gathered local and international support.

African Entrepreneurs in the Recycling Business: Andrew Mupuya, Yeli, Uganda

Around 2007, the Ugandan government placed a ban on plastic bags because of excessive environmental pollution. This led to Andrew Mupuya who was 16 at the time to get inspired to manufacture paper bags. He founded Yeli which is Uganda’s first paper bag company, in 2008. He was still in school at the time but raised the money to start the business ($14) by selling 70 kilograms of plastic wastes, and borrowed another $3 from his teacher. Mupuya then did research by visiting kiosks and small businesses to know if they had any need for paper bags. Once he saw that there was a market for it, he started manufacturing paper and now his business has grown exponentially. His business has been recognised by various international platforms like Forbes, CNN and he also won the $30,000 Anzisha Prize.

African Entrepreneurs in the Recycling Business: Lorna Rutto, EcoPost, Kenya

Lorna Rutto started EcoPost after she left her banking job in 2009. EcoPost is a recycling business that recycles plastic waste and uses them to manufacture fencing posts. The post made are used to fence houses and forest reserves. Her posts have become the preferred alternative to timber, she has been able to save 250 acres of forests which would have been destroyed to produce wood for building and construction needs in Kenya.

African Entrepreneurs in the Recycling Business: Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu, soleRebels, Ethiopia

Bethlehem started the soleRebels, a footwear brand in 2004. Her footwear brand is very unique because it is 100 per cent made by hand using locally-sourced and recycled materials like old car tyres, discarded clothes and hand-loomed organic fabrics. Bethlehem uses experienced and highly-skilled local craftsmen to transform these recycled products into beautiful and world-class footwear. Her footwear brand is doing really well, she has received numerous local and international recognition. Her brand sells in more than 50 countries around the world. Read the full article

#Africanentrepreneurs #Ecopost #Recyclingbusiness #RecyclinginAfrica #Solerebels #Wecyclers #Yeli

[mediaronity]

List Of Plastic Recycling Companies In Kenya

List Of Plastic Recycling Companies In Kenya

This is a list of plastic recycling companies in Kenya. Plastic recycling companies are mainly involved in the business of collecting waste plastics and transforming them into useful products. Here is a list of plastic recycling companies in Kenya. 1. Ecopost Limited Ecopost is a recycling company that uses 100% recycled plastics to make aesthetics, durable and environmental friendly plastic…

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[audiovisualsemdestino]

Pôr do Sol, 2020 ▲ ARLEN COSTA ▲ mostra 555

Pôr do Sol, 2020; 10:00 

 Sinopse: O astro rei desenha no céu, irradiando seu rastro luminoso, como um giz, que traceja, no sentido horizontal o caminho delineado e provocado pela potência videográfica. O propósito é instigar e causar um estado meditativo diante o espectador que contempla a paisagem pictórica em movimento. 

ARLEN COSTA Nascido em Uberlândia, sou graduado e mestre em Artes Visuais pela Universidade Federal de Uberlândia. Artista gráfico há mais de 20 anos, participo de concursos e exposições relacionadas ao design gráfico e artes eletrônicas. Em relação ao pôster, participei de exposições de grande relevância tipográfica, social e ecológica. Entre as exposições estão a Good 50x70, em 2008, na Itália, Showusyourtype, em Londres e Ithaca, nos anos de 2013 e 2014 respectivamente. Em 2019 participei da exposição Ekoplakat / Ecoposter na Polônia. No campo das artes visuais já participei de mostras como FILE SP em 2004, BH Time Line em 2019 em Belo Horizonte e Videoformadores em 2020 em Clermont-Ferrand na França. Minha paixão é desenhar, então procuro me expressar para que as pessoas entendam a mensagem em busca de um mundo melhor para vivermos. @euletronico

#ARLEN COSTA; A SALA

[pixiecatsupreme]

I don't know where to buy any of these

🏴🚩eco 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈:

Girls, what's stopping you from dressing like this?

https://twitter.com/ecoposting/status/1315685010050109440

#personal #crosspost #text #qoute tweet #1315718317819260929

[m210297posters]

2021

#m210297 #posterdesign #ecopoetry #ecoposter #covid19 #life #posterart

[mindyishappy]

2019年 エコプロのポスター

#エコプロ2019

#tokyobigsight

#ecoposter

[futerock]

Hoje fui visitar o @fabiocunharkcoficial na @ecoposte_, conversamos bastante sobre MKT, estratégias de mercado e a importância do inglês na vida profissional. Além do ótimo bate papo, voltei com este belo e útil presente! Valeu Cunha! #futerock #formulafuterock #wiseupaltodalapa #wiseup #ecoposte #copostanley #copospersonalizados #copo #copopersonalizado #presente #gift https://www.instagram.com/p/Clj7nwzgA5Q/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#futerock #formulafuterock #wiseupaltodalapa #wiseup #ecoposte #copostanley #copospersonalizados #copo #copopersonalizado #presente #gift

[batjoel717268-blog]

African Entrepreneurs Success Stories

The stories of African route to Success by Entrepreneurs

 To build a path of fortune, successful entrepreneurs of Africa have taken risks and crossed too many hurdles to reach where they are today. Walking the path of hardship to reach up to success is not everyone’s cup of tea. It takes determination, passion, the craze to do something and many more to get success. In between all these qualities, you need to have determination at the top priority because if the will power is strong then you can achieve anything you want from your beautiful life. There are many African entrepreneurs success stories which makes you think for creating your own story. If success is not easy then it is not difficult too. You should read and watch success stories and get motivation through it so that you can make a mark in your life.

 •         Ms. Lilian Makoi is the proud owner of Jamii - Africa and is also the co-founder of water Tek- Africa. Ms. Makoi has discovered and the gifted the world a unique microinsurance product which can be customized according to the requirements and helps the government and private organization for donating waters. The African entrepreneur success stories like Ms. Lilian Make has given some major goals to all the entrepreneurs out there.

•         Mr. Patrick Ngowi has an interesting African entrepreneur success stories. He is considered as one of the business celebrity who began working in his teenage and funded money while working during his high school. He, later on, went to become the proud founder and chairman of Helvetic Group of Companies which is the fastest growing network of renewable energy companies in East Africa. Patrick also found multiple companies in areas like cell phones solar renewable energy and is also a board member and advisor to many local companies in Tanzania. In 2013, his company was awarded the Fastest Growing and Number One in Tanzania’s Top 100 Mid- Sized Companies Survey.

•         Miss Lorna Rutto literally made it from rags to riches after quitting her job from a bank. She indulged herself into a waste recycling business which on today's date is known as EcoPost creating a huge number of jobs in Kenya. She deiced to make a small difference to address the situation or recycling the plastic litter and making creative pieces of jewelry out of the melted plastic. Such African Entrepreneur success stories do set an example for the rest of the world.

 Talking about success in business, there are many people who emerged as successful entrepreneurs in Africa. Many African people have started a new business and are getting famous not only in their country but all over the world. People are knowing about African entrepreneurs success stories on social media, websites and news media. It shows that Africa is developing and will create more success stories in the future.

#african entrepreneurs success stories youth empowerment young talent isabeldossantos

[africa-s-fan]

Lorna Rutto (Kenya), 28 ans, est la fondatrice d'EcoPost, une entreprise sociale rentable qui transforme le plastique en composite écologique durable et résistant, une alternative écologique à l'utilisation du bois.

#EcoPost #Lorna Rutto #Kenya