SomeHowNice
OUR PROJECT
Around 3.6 billion people worldwide lack access to basic sanitation, with millions in Ghana still facing unsafe living conditions. In overcrowded urban slums, traditional toilets aren’t feasible due to limited space, water, and infrastructure. To address this, we've developed an affordable, sustainable sanitation solution using recycled plastic to create 3D-printed toilets.
Our innovative design provides a safe, closed-loop system that separates waste with minimal water, meets WHO sanitation standards, and avoids direct contact with human waste. This solution not only improves health and safety but also reduces plastic pollution and creates local jobs by repurposing waste into valuable resources. We’re already making a difference in Ghana - join us as we work to turn waste into a solution, improving sanitation, protecting the planet, and creating a healthier future for all.
THE CHALLENGE:
SANITATION
46%
Of the global population does not have access to safely managed sanitation
+750
Children under the age of five die worlwide from preventable diseases every day caused by unsafe water and poor sanitation
6M
Of Ghana's population lack access to a basic toilet
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OUR SOLUTION:
RECYCLE PLASTIC WASTE
+1.5M
Tons of plastic waste are generated each year in Ghana
+5M
Plastic bottles are consumed daily in Ghana, most of them ending up in landfills, street or litter in the environment
Only
5-10%
Of Ghana's plastic waste is being recycled
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HOW IT WORKS
From waste to impact
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1. Collect
We collect plastic waste from communities.
2. Sort and clean
3. Shred and process
Plastic is sorted and cleaned.
We shred and turn it into raw material.
4. Manufacturing
Extrusion, inyection molding, 3d printing, Rotomoulding, Press moulding.
5. Use or Install
We install safe and durable toilets, panels and pots.
