Empowering Kasiglahan Village High School with Ecobricks Project
The project "Helping Our Environment by Making Useful Ecobricks (H.O.M.E.)" at Kasiglahan Village National High School aims to enhance cleanliness and orderliness by utilizing Ecobricks made from used plastic bottles. These Ecobricks serve as building blocks to address plastic pollution by promoting recycling and proper waste management. The project focuses on educating individuals, particularly students, on the importance of reducing single-use plastics and recycling materials effectively.
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ABSTRACT The Project Helping Our environment by Making useful Ecobricks (H.OM.E.) aimed to improve the cleanliness and orderliness of Kasiglahan Village National High School in solid waste through the use of Ecobricks. An Ecobrick is plastic bottles packed to a set density with used, clean, and dry plastics to achieve a building block that can be used over and 301446 KASIGLAHAN VILLAGE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
ABSTRACT over again. Ecobrick is one of the solutions to plastic pollution all over the world. Ecobricks making aims to teach people, not only students, to learn how to refuse the single used plastic and to recycle those that are already used. 301446 KASIGLAHAN VILLAGE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 1.What is the profile of the participants in terms of: 1.1. age, 1.2. sex, and 1.3. occupations? 301446 KASIGLAHAN VILLAGE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 2.What is the impact of the Project HOME in terms of 2.1. cleanliness, 2.2. recycling, 2.3. creativeness and usefulness, and 2.4. proper disposal? 301446 KASIGLAHAN VILLAGE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 3.What is the overall recommendation of the project HOME environment? towards the 301446 KASIGLAHAN VILLAGE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Table 1 List of High Quality Ecobriks Plastic Bottle Size Minimum Ecobrik 500 ml 175 grams 1000 ml or 1 liter 350 grams 1500 ml or 1.5 liters 525 grams 1750 ml or 1.75 liters 613 grams For the validity of the content, the list of High Quality Ecobriks was validated through www.GoBrik.com. 301446 KASIGLAHAN VILLAGE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Figure 1 Conceptual Framework of the Study E cobriks Sem inar/W orkshop M aking of E cobriks L ogging and V alidation of E cobriks INPUT PROC E SS M aterials R ecovery Facility (M RF) Other useful m aterials/m odule out of E cobriks Im pact of project H .O .M .E C ollection, and Segregation of solid w aste particularly single used plastic OU TPU T 301446 KASIGLAHAN VILLAGE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Figure 2 The Flow Chart Showing How the Project was Conceptualized C ollecting of clean and dry single used plastic L ogging the finished E cobriks in w w w .G obrick.com M aking of M ilstein and D ielem an accepted m odules W eighing according to suggested m inim um w eight C onstruction of bigger design like M aterials R ecovery Facility (M RF) Sorting of soft and hard plastic C utting of hard plastic into sm aller pieces and soft plastic into bigger one Sem inar / W orkshop P ackaging of plastics using bam boo stick and feeling com pactness ( no cracking sound ) Stuffing of soft and hard plastic into used, dry, plastic bottle 301446 KASIGLAHAN VILLAGE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
AGE FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE 10 - 20 58 61.70 21 - 30 10 10.63 31 - 40 12 12.77 41 - 50 14 14.89 51 and above 0 0
OCCUPATION FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE STUDENTS 62 65.96 TEACHERS 32 34.04
