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The government has taken steps to ban the purchase and use of single-use plastic water bottles in all state institutions...
19/05/2026

The government has taken steps to ban the purchase and use of single-use plastic water bottles in all state institutions.

A special circular issued under the signature of the Secretary to the Ministry of Public Administration, Provincial Councils, and Local Government states that the purchase and use of single-use plastic water bottles will be banned in all state institutions from the upcoming 31st.

According to the circular, heads of institutions must take action to prevent the use of single-use plastics within state institutions.

The ZeroPlastic NDT Club proudly organized “බෙලිමල් කඩේ” during the NDT Sinhala & Tamil New Year Festival at ITUM, creat...
18/05/2026

The ZeroPlastic NDT Club proudly organized “බෙලිමල් කඩේ” during the NDT Sinhala & Tamil New Year Festival at ITUM, creating a beautiful blend of Sri Lankan tradition and .

Traditional belimal drinks sweetened with jaggery were served in reusable coconut shells instead of plastic cups, giving nearly 300 visitors an authentic and eco-friendly experience. This simple yet impactful idea successfully reduced plastic waste while reviving sustainable cultural practices rooted in Sri Lankan heritage.

More than just a refreshment stall, “බෙලිමල් කඩේ” became a powerful reminder that celebrations can be joyful, meaningful, and environmentally responsible at the same time. The initiative strengthened , , and environmental awareness while inspiring the ITUM community to embrace greener habits for the future.

Through projects like this, the ZeroPlastic NDT Club continues to prove the impact of youth-led action in building a cleaner and more .

The volunteers of the ZeroPlastic Sabaragamuwa Community carried out a heartfelt Mother’s Day initiative titled “සෙනෙහසේ...
17/05/2026

The volunteers of the ZeroPlastic Sabaragamuwa Community carried out a heartfelt Mother’s Day initiative titled “සෙනෙහසේ රැකවරණ”, dedicated to appreciating the incredible women security guards and police officers who continue to serve society while sacrificing precious time with their own families.

As part of this meaningful initiative, volunteers visited women security staff within the university premises as well as the lady police officers of the Samanalawewa Police Station, Belihuloya, expressing gratitude for their dedication, strength, and commitment to protecting the community.

Small flower plants and handwritten appreciation notes were presented as symbols of care, growth, and appreciation. These heartfelt gestures created emotional connections between students and the women who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure safety and discipline every day.

ElevateU by University of Moratuwa NDTOur Professional Development Avenue successfully organized “ElevateU”, an sess...
14/05/2026

ElevateU by University of Moratuwa NDT

Our Professional Development Avenue successfully organized “ElevateU”, an session focused on , , and personality enhancement for university students.

Through interactive and inspiring guidance, participants were encouraged to step outside their comfort zones and work towards becoming the best version of themselves.

With initiatives like ElevateU, the NDT Club continues to empower students beyond action by nurturing skills, , and positive change within the university community while building a more confident and future-ready generation.

13/05/2026

Before entered our homes, Sri Lanka already had a .

The coconut tree was our “Tree of Life.”

Leaves became shelters.

Coconut was part of daily meals.

Shells became bowls, cutlery, jewelry, and everyday tools.

Nothing was wasted. Everything had purpose.

Plastic didn’t only nature — it slowly erased , local wisdom, and the sustainable lifestyle our people once lived.

Through Impact Center By ZeroPlastic this culture is now being shared with the world again.

Tourists and local craftsmen working together on a simple coconut shell is more than an activity — it is a reminder of the life we had before plastic invasion.

So far, more than 1000 travelers have experienced this zero plastic mindset and the culture Sri Lanka once proudly lived by.

By the end of the year 2026, the impact numbers will speak for themselves. 🇱🇰

Stay Tuned !

ChitChat Monthly Meetup by ZeroPlastic University of Kelaniya ZeroPlastic Kelaniya successfully launched the ChitChat Mo...
12/05/2026

ChitChat Monthly Meetup by ZeroPlastic University of Kelaniya

ZeroPlastic Kelaniya successfully launched the ChitChat Monthly Meetup Series with the very first session, ChitChat 1.0, bringing members together for an engaging evening of connection, collaboration, and .

More than just a meetup, the session created a friendly and interactive space where members could connect through fun icebreakers, discuss ongoing projects, and share fresh ideas for future initiatives. The programme encouraged stronger and helped members from different faculties build valuable friendships and networks within the movement.

A special highlight of the event was the recognition of dedicated members through awards and shout-outs, motivating volunteers and celebrating their contributions toward a more .

Read- https://www.zeroplastic.lk/chitchat-monthly-meetup-1-0-strengthens-engagement-at-zeroplastic-kelaniya/

A coconut shell once thrown away became a beautiful handcrafted bowl in the hands of travelers visiting the Impact Cen...
12/05/2026

A coconut shell once thrown away became a beautiful handcrafted bowl in the hands of travelers visiting the Impact Center.

While shaping and polishing the shell, many discovered a simple truth — nature already provides alternatives to many plastic products we use every day.
Impact Center by ZeroPlastic

LeafLine – Phase 1.1 by ZeroPlastic University of RuhunaThe ZeroPlastic Club, University of Ruhuna, successfully conduct...
11/05/2026

LeafLine – Phase 1.1 by ZeroPlastic University of Ruhuna

The ZeroPlastic Club, University of Ruhuna, successfully conducted “LeafLine” School Awareness Series at Kolambaruwana School, Kamburupitiya, empowering students with knowledge on and .

Through an interactive and engaging session, students learned about the harmful effects of and the importance of adopting habits in their daily lives.

Fun activities, games, and Q&A sessions made the awareness programme both educational and enjoyable, while stationery gifts motivated active participation and enthusiasm among students.

Driven by the dedication and teamwork of ZeroPlastic volunteers, this project became more than just an awareness session, it became a meaningful step toward nurturing a generation that values and works toward a cleaner and more .

Read- https://www.zeroplastic.lk/leafline-phase-1-1/

A new milestone was reached this morning at the tuktukrental.com (Sri Lanka & Cambodia) office, where a strategic agre...
11/05/2026

A new milestone was reached this morning at the tuktukrental.com (Sri Lanka & Cambodia) office, where a strategic agreement was signed between ZeroPlastic Movement (ZPM) and Tuktuk Rental (TTR), together with Wietse Sennema and officials representing both organizations.

Tuktuk Rental, recognized as Sri Lanka’s largest tuk-tuk rental service for travelers, serves more than 20,000 travelers annually.

Through this partnership, over 95% of TTR travelers will now be connected to the Impact Center By ZeroPlastic in Sigiriya — creating a unique opportunity to combine sustainable , education, and community .

Visitors will experience authentic Sri Lankan , engage with local , and support curated from more than 100 local craftsmen across the country.

Beyond crafts, the partnership is designed to drive environmental action throughout the traveler journey.

Plastic bottles collected during trips will be handed over at designated collection points, while travelers will also be encouraged to reusable bottles, participate in hands-on craft experiences, and learn about in Sri Lanka and how such plastics can be avoided during travel.

Special thanks to Natalie Samarasinghe for the continuous support extended toward making this collaboration possible.

The ZeroPlastic Society successfully carried out its Fundraising & School Collaboration Initiative during the B-TEX Exhi...
10/05/2026

The ZeroPlastic Society successfully carried out its Fundraising & School Collaboration Initiative during the B-TEX Exhibition, combining , , and youth empowerment into one impactful experience.

Throughout the exhibition, members actively connected with school students and teachers, introducing the vision of the ZeroPlastic movement and encouraging stronger participation in initiatives. These meaningful interactions opened doors for future school collaborations and strengthened relationships between the university community and young environmental advocates.

The vibrant fundraising stall became a major attraction at the exhibition, featuring bookmarks, fresh drinks, and mango pickles that brought energy and excitement to the event. Beyond fundraising, the initiative created opportunities to spread awareness about and inspire students to become part of a greener future.

The project also helped volunteers strengthen their , , and teamwork skills through hands-on experience and public engagement.

10/05/2026

Today, We felt truly proud. ❤️

We never asked our youth to create flyers, videos, or campaigns for special days.
But look at what they created for Mother’s Day.

The script — they wrote it.
The location — they found it.
The filming — they did it themselves.
The editing — they completed with passion and creativity.

This is what ZeroPlastic Movement is becoming.

Not just an environmental movement.
Not just a campaign against plastic pollution.

ZeroPlastic is becoming a platform for future , future , and future generations to grow with love and respect for Mother Earth.

Happy Mothers Day 💚

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