CORE IMPACT

OF PLASTIC WASTE DIVERTED FROM NATURE

1 Blue Whale is over 150 tonnes

Total Investment into Plastic Waste Circular Economy*

*Investments to Education, Infrastructure, and Negative Tonnage

CO-BENEFITS

100% FEMALEMICRO-ENTREPRENEUR
PARTNERS FOR
ALING TINDERA

POWERED BY

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ESTIMATED CARBON REDUCTION FROM COAL REPLACEMENT

1 Eiffel Tower is 10,100 tonnes

EMPOWERING WOMEN
THROUGH ALING TINDERA

POWERED BY

We are building a network of women micro-entrepreneur store owners
to become sustainability champions in their communities.

INCREASED INCOME & OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN MICRO- ENTREPRENEURS AND THEIR COMMUNITIES

In partnership with city governments and local communities, we identify locations and provide the nominated woman store owner with the infrastructure needed to buy and collect plastic waste from her community.

BETTER ORGANIZED INFORMAL SECTOR OF WASTE COLLECTORS

Aling Tindera Partners buy plastic waste from their communities which creates behavior change through financial incentives to not pollute but rather contribute to the circular economy. PCX buys the plastic waste collected by the Aling Tindera at a higher price which provides incremental income to her household.

IMPROVED HEALTH OF THE COMMUNITY THROUGH CLEANER ENVIRONMENT

The plastic waste is then taken to pre-approved processors who has been vetted for environmental compliance to ensure it does not leak into nature.

GOVERNMENT SAVINGS & COMPLIANCE R.A.9003

Governments and brands support cleanup effort which not only reduces the burden on heavily taxed waste systems, but also provides a market-based mechanism for brands to take repsonsiblity for their post consumers pollution footprints.

FEATURED ALING TINDERAS

Meet these empowered women who become champions of sustainability within their communities through our Aling Tindera cash-to-waste program.

ALING LIGAYAFROM PANDACAN

Aside from selling snacks, Aling Ligaya earns money by collecting plastic waste together with her fellow street cleaners who work hard to keep their block free from trash. When she’s not doing that, she’s out and about in a small raft cleaning up the nearby river. She is very passionate about the environment and does anything she can to make an impact. Aling Ligaya’s commitment has rubbed off on her daughter who also helps run her plastic waste drop-off station.

HAS COLLECTED

978.5 KG

of plastic waste from Pandacan, Manila

SDG 1 SDG 6 SDG 8 SDG 12
as of March 2022*

ALING SOCORROFROM STA. ANA

Since joining the Aling Tindera network, Aling Soccoro has been collecting recyclables to sell to nearby junk shops. To augment her earnings, PCX purchases from her all residual soft plastics that junk shops refuse. Now that she has a steadier stream of income, she has allowed herself to hope.

“SOON WILL LIFT MYSELF OUT OF POVERTY AND BUILD A HOME WITH A BATHROOM FOR MY CHILDREN.” — ALING SOCORRO

HAS COLLECTED

9,449.30 KG

of plastic waste from Sta. Ana, Manila*

SDG 12 SDG 8 SDG 6 SDG 1
* as of November 22, 2021

ALING LORMEFROM STA. MESA

Like most Aling Tindera partners, Alinig Lorme was surprised that PCX would compensate her for collecting end-of-life and single-use plastic waste, such as sachets, e-commerce packaging, and even rubber tires - materials frequently turned down by most recyclers. This has meant not only more income for her, but cleaner surroundings for her community. Her most enthusiastic supporter is her husband, Tatay Tony, who would help her sort plastic waste according to type, and her daughter, who comes home everyday with plastic discarded by her officemates.

HAS COLLECTED

17,783 KG

of plastic waste from Sta. Mesa, Manila

SDG 12 SDG 8 SDG 6 SDG 1
* as of November 22, 2021

ALING NENENGFROM BASECO

Aling Neneng collects and earns from plastic trash, even building a community of mothers around her to clean up and make money from all the plastic waste in the neighborhood. She has inspired them to work hard and remain optimistic for a better future, proudly noting that her kids are now where they ought to be: in school.

"WE GET THROUGH FINE," SHE SHARED. "AS LONG AS I AM ABLE TO PROVIDE THE BASIC NEEDS OF MY FAMILY, I AM HAPPY" — ALING NENENG

HAS COLLECTED

5,405.50 KG

of plastic waste from Baseco, Manila*

SDG 12 SDG 8 SDG 6 SDG 1
* as of November 22, 2021

CLEANING UP IN REAL TIME

Clean-up Update

AMPLIFY GOODS diverted 2,000 KG of plastic away from nature (Sept 2022)

NESTLE PHILIPPINES diverted 200,000 KG of plastic away from nature (Aug - Sept 2022)

GENERATION HOPE INC. diverted 500,000 KG of plastic away from nature (July 2022)

NESTLE PHILIPPINES diverted 100,000 KG of plastic away from nature (June 2022)

CENTURY PACIFIC FOOD INC. diverted 1,500,000 KG of plastic away from nature (June 2022)

WYETH PHILIPPINES diverted 600,000 KG of plastic away from nature (June 2022)

NESTLE PHILIPPINES diverted 100,330 KG of plastic away from nature (May 2022)

NESTLE PHILIPPINES diverted 100,960 KG of plastic away from nature (April 2022)

NESTLE PHILIPPINES diverted 103,9200 KG of plastic away from nature (March 2022)

NESTLE PHILIPPINES diverted 101,130 KG of plastic away from nature (Feb 2022)

NESTLE PHILIPPINES diverted 101,760 KG of plastic away from nature (Jan 2022)

“Our Partnership with PCX is one of the key enablers of CPFI in achieving plastic neutrality in support of our sustainability goals.”

Greg BanzonChief Operating Officer Century Pacific Food Inc.

"Unilever seeks to build meaningful partnerships and we are grateful to work with PCX through our shared mission to support communities and protect the environment."

Ed SunicoVice President for Communications for South East Asia, Unilever

"Working with Plastic Credit Exchange allows us to take direct responsibility for the environmental impact of ur packaging, and actually do something to help take plastic out of the environment."

Lee ZalbenFounder & CEOPeanut Butter & Co.

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