On this 22nd January (Sunday), Prevent Plastics Myanmar organised the ” Go Circular with Recyclers in Myanmar” in collaboration with Trash to Treasure.
Over 150s recyclers, SMEs & Businesses joined the event to formulate dialogue to address the ongoing challenge to strategise for the possible way forward together with industrial experts and expand the business network.
The role of Recyclers in Circular Economy panel discussion was joined by
Aye Thandar, Factory Manager, Shwe Sakar Company Ltd
Hsan Oo, Business Owner, Shwe Pyoe Eaik Grow Bags and Plastic Recycling Business
Cho Cho Khine, Co-Founder, Myint Mo Khaing Plastics Production
Nay Lin Oo, Circular Economy Expert, Trash to Treasure
Naing Ye Aung, Technical Expert, Prevent Plastics Myanmar(moderator)
“Recyclers face challenges in shortage of waste to produce recycled plastic seed and recyclers must work together in harmony to excel the opportunity in the sectors” Cho Cho Khine.
“We all have to think mindfully that recycling businesses are not here only for profit; they are here working for the sustainability of our planet and circular economy” – Hsan Oo.
“Transition is a must from Take, Make, Dispose linear economy to circular economy” – Nay Lin Oo.
Many business transactions were conducted between recyclers & SMEs, SMEs & SMEs and recyclers & recyclers.
Prevent Plastics & Trash to Treasure team would like to offer sincere appreciation to our event attendees, recyclers, SMEs, businesses & Experts for joining us. The opportunity to create network from the event will support to make business matching & constructing a path toward a circular economy in Myanmar.