Riham Green Ambassadors Club project — celebratory group photo with students, teachers and partners at a Gulu City school session
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The Riham Green Ambassadors Club Project

An official corporate-social partnership with Hariss International (makers of Riham) driving school-wide plastic recycling and behavioral change across ten schools in Gulu City.

The Riham Green Ambassadors Club Project is a high-impact intervention piloted across ten selected schools in Gulu City, in an official corporate-social partnership with Hariss International (makers of Riham).

Participating schools

  • Layibi High School
  • Gulu High School
  • St. Joseph's College Layibi
  • St. John Paul II College
  • Ocer Champion Jesuit Secondary School
  • Gulu Central High School
  • Unifat Primary School
  • Christ Church Primary School
  • St. Peters Primary — Laroo
  • Gulu Public School

How it works

The project targets a startling reality: only 9% of plastic in Uganda is currently recycled. It responds by:

  • Setting up active school clubs that meet weekly.
  • Delivering structured environmental literacy workshops.
  • Distributing color-coded sorting bins to teach youth to separate waste (plastic, paper, organic).
  • Providing entrepreneurship training focused on upcycling plastic packaging into functional items — urban farm planters, school furniture, and more.

From the field

Students sorting biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste during a Riham Green Ambassadors Club school session Facilitator demonstrating plastic bottle upcycling to Green Ambassadors students Students learning herbal soap making at a Riham Green Ambassadors Club skilling session

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