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Waste is everyone’s business

Most of our work is for municipalities, industry and investors. But lasting change also starts with people: residents, visitors, volunteers and supporters. Here is how you can take part.

Beach sign in Indonesia: the sea is not a trash can
Volunteers cleaning a beach in Indonesia
Waste collector pushing a cart in an Indonesian street
Women collecting waste in a community programme

Community programme

A tourist island in Indonesia, starting from the ground

On many islands, household plastics are burned in the open or end up on beaches, in rivers and at sea. Tourism grows faster than collection and treatment.

ARV3XA is about to start a feasibility study for a local circular-economy programme on one of these islands: recycle what can be recycled, turn the rest into energy and products, and keep jobs and value on the island.

Confidentiality: the exact location and the project partners are shared on request, directly by ARV3XA’s directors.

01

Understand

Measure waste volumes, seasons, collection gaps and informal flows.

02

Design

Select the right technologies and size the plants with the community.

03

Finance & build

Bring together investors, grants and local partners — only if the study says go.

Ways to support

Help a programme get off the ground

Support can benefit the project itself, a dedicated non-profit organisation (in preparation) or a specific community action. Every contribution is allocated transparently.

Companies

Sponsorship & CSR

Hotels, tour operators and brands can sponsor collection points, clean-ups or awareness campaigns.

Foundations

Charitable organisations

Foundations and NGOs can fund community components: schools, waste pickers, local jobs.

Institutions

Development aid & grants

Development agencies and climate funds can co-finance studies and pilot infrastructure.

Individuals

Contributing members

Join a network of people who follow, share and support the programme as it grows.

Contact ARV3XA’s directorsDetailed information is shared directly, on request.

In development

A citizen app to map the waste no one sees

Studies measure what reaches collection points. A lot of waste never does: burned in backyards, dumped by roadsides, washed onto beaches. A light app will let anyone report it in a few seconds.

  • Light, free and usable offline — no store needed
  • Photo, waste type, estimated volume, burning or not
  • Reports shown only as aggregated zones, never as exact points
  • Data used to size collection and treatment where it is really needed

Concept preview — try the screens on the phone. The app is not live yet.

Waste Watch

What did you see?

How much?

◎ Location captured · shared as a zone only

Let’s talk

Want to support, sponsor or volunteer?

Write to us. ARV3XA’s directors will reply with the details of the programme and the options available.