Bote community trained in plastic management
In an effort to combat rising pollution in Nepal's rivers, CREASION Nepal organized a “Capacity Building Training for Vulnerable Communities” on October 26, 2024, for the Bote community of Chitwan and informal waste workers (IWW). The training gathered 20 participants, including 10 Bote members, to enhance skills in plastic waste management and recycling, focusing on economic opportunities in the circular economy.
Sujata Koirala, CREASION Nepal General Secretary and CAP Project focal person, emphasized the Bote’s traditional role as river stewards, whose livelihoods are increasingly impacted by plastic waste. The program covered hands-on training in waste collection, sorting, and sales, along with financial strategies to promote sustainable practices.
“By empowering the Bote to manage waste effectively, we aim to reduce pollution and protect their rivers and community,” Koirala said, adding that these skills are crucial for fostering a cleaner, safer environment.
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