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HOUSES MADE OF RECYCLED PLASTIC WASTE

Reuse plastic waste sustainably to improve living conditions and create jobs in developing countries. 

Contamination from plastic waste is omnipresent. BOXShelter uses boards of recycled plastic waste for the building. Thus, the system not only provides adequate and safe shelter for people in need, but also helps to improve the environment by fighting plastic pollution and promoting recycling.

The recycled plastic boards can also be used for various other infrastructure needs. Some examples: Flooring in tents, furniture, raised beds, fences and much more. They are very easy to process, weatherproof, water resistant, easy to clean and more durable than wood. And of course they are recyclable after use.

The production and construction of BOXShelter creates new jobs in the local economy and thus ultimately contributes to a higher standard of living for the population.

BOXSHELTER IN JORDAN: PROJECT TADWEER

Local development, environmental protection and humanitarian aid 

We are developing a mobile production facility for the local production of recycled plastic Boards from local plastic waste to provide new production materials to improve the local infrastructure.

Our goal is to promote the recycling industry by providing a valuable end-user application from recycled plastic waste and to strengthen the local economy by developing new employment opportunities.

SUSTAINABLE JORDAN


The Tadweer project explained and how Jordan wants to solve the problem of plastic waste together with its partners in the future. 

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PRESENTING BOXSHELTER IN JORDAN


Together with European partners, BOXS AG supports projects to improve waste management in Jordan.

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FIRST BOXSHELTER IN JORDAN


In Al-Zarqa, the second largest Jordanian city, the first BOXShelter was built in a public park. BOXS AG shows how plastic waste can be turned into a concrete end use.

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SECOND BOXSHELTER IN JORDAN


In collaboration with UNHCR, the second BOXShelter was built for the municipality of Al-Mafraq. The BOXS team visited also Zaatari refugee camp where OXFAM manages an innovative recycling program in the camp.

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