RecyVation

(Recycle to Renovation)
MARKET PROBLEM

Our market problem is the garbages in the school. Since the

school is already working on solving the garbage littering in the
classrooms, we will solve the garbage itself.
ENTREPRENEURIAL SOLUTION

According to Government UK, a very healthy plastic tends to be

both durable and flexible. Polypropylene is occasionally recycled.
Items such as cling-film, sandwich bags, squeezable bottles, and
plastic bags are made from LDPE(Low-Density Polyethylene).
RecyVation is a team that will collect, make building materials,
and sell it to the school in low-cost
WHY OUR SOLUTION WILL WORK?
Our solution will not only solve the market problem of garbages,
it will also help the school to have better facilities at low cost but
sturdy from their . According to CityMetric, materials made from
waste products are more sturdy and it is hard to break.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
We will be hiring a team to collect garbages and give awareness
to the students that when they throw garbages, they should
correctly put their garbage in their proper trash bins. The team
will recycle those materials into durable and flexible materials.
Those materials will be sold to the school at a low cost. Those
materials can be used to help the school to renovate and improve
their school facilities.
WHO IS THIS FOR?

APEC SCHOOLS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
FEATURES
● Recycled building Materials are
low cost
● Long term materials
● Awareness of the students
BENEFITS
● The school doesn't have to buy
expensive building materials
● It will not be difficult for the school
to always renovate their facilities
● The students will be more
responsible in terms of
segregating their garbages in their
proper bins
CONCLUSION
Therefore we conclude that the school and the students will have
long term benefits because the garbages will be recycled into
sturdy building materials that will be sold in the school at low
cost
RESOURCES
● https://www.ryedale.gov.uk/attachments/article/690/Different
_plastic_polymer_types.pdf
● https://www.citymetric.com/skylines/9-building-materials-
made-entirely-waste-products-932