Liberty Society, a social enterprise based in Indonesia, is making significant strides in empowering women and promoting sustainability through its innovative upcycling initiatives. The organization's achievements in waste reduction, skills development, and community engagement are evident in their collaborations with organizations like Kumparan, a leading Indonesian media platform.
Product Collaboration
The report highlights a successful collaboration between Liberty Society and Kumparan, a leading Indonesian media platform. These partnerships have resulted in the creation of impactful products and campaigns, amplifying Liberty Society's mission and reach.
One notable collaboration involved upcycling election banner waste into over 1000 duffle bags, effectively diverting a significant amount of waste from landfills. Another successful initiative was the creation of 700 sustainable lanyards made from upcycled plastic, showcasing the versatility of waste materials and their potential for transformation. This initiative reduces waste from elections by reusing materials that would be thrown away. By turning old election banners into bags, it saves resources and lowers carbon emissions, helping both the environment and the people who use the bags.
Upcycled plastic Lanyard represents a tangible step toward lowering the environmental impact of everyday items. These lanyards are more than functional accessories - they embody a sustainable ethos and demonstrate the possibilities of repurposing plastic waste.
Campaign
The Baliho Reborn campaign represents a powerful collaboration between Kumparan and Liberty Society, uniting resources and expertise to promote sustainability and community empowerment. Together, we aim to upcycle election banners, plastic waste, and unused textiles into functional, impactful items that reduce waste and contribute positively to society.
Summary
Liberty Society is a social enterprise in Indonesia that focuses on empowering women and promoting sustainability through upcycling initiatives. Their impact in waste reduction, skills development, and community engagement is evident in their collaborations with organizations like Kumparan, a leading Indonesian media platform.
Through these partnerships with Kumparan, impactful products and campaigns have been created. One notable collaboration involved upcycling election banner waste into over 1000 duffle bags and the creation of 700 sustainable lanyards from upcycled plastic, showcasing the versatility of waste materials and their potential for transformation.