Tetra Pak Pakistan and WWF-Pakistan today identified Crescent Model Girls High School, Lahore, for gathering 173 kg of utilized drink containers under their joint Recycling Awareness Project. As the Central Region winner, the school got furnishings made from recycled Tetra Pak cartonsrevealing trainees how pre-owned product packaging can be developed into beneficial items.
The school’s collection of roughly 12,110 utilized drink containers was identified at an event on Thursday, 29 October 2026, where furnishings granted for its recycling efforts was inaugurated with a ribbon-cutting. The event included a wrap-up of the school’s container collection efforts, a brief test with Tetra Pak’s mascot, Captain Dublooand an instructional mime efficiency on water preservation by senior school trainees.
Speaking on the effort, Muhammad Bin Shahzad, Sustainability Manager at Tetra Pak Pakistan, stated,”Today’s trainees are not simply the leaders of tomorrow, they are likewise the modification makers these days. Every accountable option they make can produce a favorable effect beyond the class. Our collaboration with WWF-Pakistan shows Tetra Pak’s dedication to reinforcing collection and recycling efforts while empowering the next generation to make notified, accountable choices and add to a more sustainable future for their neighborhoods.”
Hammad Naqi Khan, Director General, WWF-Pakistan, stated, “When youths are offered the chance to act, they turn awareness into duty. The trainees of Crescent Model Girls High School have actually revealed that significant ecological action can start in the class.”
Mian Altaf Saleem, Managing Trustee, Crescent Education Trust, thanked WWF-Pakistan and Tetra Pak Pakistan for their assistance and valued the trainees and instructors for their dedication to the effort.
Running given that 2017 with assistance from Tetra Pak Pakistan, the task consisted of 79 awareness sessions kept in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Wah Cantt and Khanpur (Rahim Yar Khan). Together with these sessions, schools took part in a UBC collection competitors, motivating trainees to put their knowing into practice by gathering and recycling utilized containers. An overall of 47 schools added to the collection.
Crescent Model Girls High School, Lahore, became the winner of the Central Region, gathering 173 kg of utilized drink containers, comparable to around 12,110 containers. In acknowledgment of the school’s efforts, it existed with a set of furnishings made from recycled containers gathered through the effort.
Carried out by WWF-Pakistan’s Environmental Education Department, the Recycling Awareness Project forms part of the organisation’s more comprehensive efforts to incorporate ecological awareness and sustainable waste management practices into Pakistan’s education system. By integrating awareness sessions with useful activities, the task motivates trainees to take an active function in lowering waste and promoting recycling within their schools and neighborhoods. Human intake of products is intensifying at an unsustainable rate, with the World Bank approximating that yearly worldwide waste is set to grow by 73% by 2050. The world urgently requires to relocate to brand-new designs and move towards a circular economy where products are not lost and nature is regrowed.
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