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Reforestation to preserve the biodiversity and nature with specific projects such as replanting trees with local species. Sustainable agriculture to train farmers to practice sustainable agriculture.
About SWISS GREEN PROJECTS
The Journey of
Sw SS Green Projects (SGP)
Since 2005, the founders of SGP were involved : – in the organization of a badminton tournament in favor of a project for the creation of an orphanage in Aceh, after the terrible Tsunami of December 2004), which devastated the Aceh region with more than 200’000 casualties. This tournament enabled the fundraising of CHF 36’000 for the creation in 2005 of a small orphanage for the children who lost their parents. ”Tribune de Genève” dated of January 18 2006 
- (Badminton Club Genève)
Our NGO story:
Swiss Green Projects (SGP) originated from discussions among enthusiast friends of martial arts from the Southeast Asia who shared a common vision to help disfavored communities in Indonesia and in the Philippines.
Its SGP logo symbolizes the Earth and the concepts of the Blue Economy, protected by a woman and supported by a man, the local population, key players in their future, and the
three pillars of Sustainable Development (Economic, Social and Ecological) with the assistance of Swiss Green Projects’ Swiss technologies.
Swiss Green Projects is a Swiss Non-Governmental Organization founded on February 6, 2019, headquartered in Geneva in Switzerland with a legal status as a non-profit association.
The Committee is composed of a president, vice-president and a treasurer, represented by Mr. Bajoe Wibowo, Mr. Mark Thoms and Mr. Javier Gonzalez.
SGP aims to implement the following two main projects (in using the various pillars of Sustainable Development), namely:
• The Water Kiosk Project (WKP)
• The Waste Management Project (WMP)
Water Kiosk Project
To empower and give access to drinkable water to precarious communities in South East Asia , with Swiss filtered machines technology as part of the blue economy. This Swiss technology allows a production capacity of 10,000 Liters/day (with 4,000L/day of drinking water and 6,000 L/day of clean water for human consumption (including for cleaning hands in framework of COVID-19 measures). Unlike similar existing technologies, Swiss Green Projects (SGP) does not use water from groundwater, but from existing polluted rivers. This has the main advantage of preserving the environment and the local ecosystem
A first project has been successfully implemented in the Cebu Technological University (CTU) Pinamungajan Campus in Cebu Island in the Philippines.
Waste Management Project
To improve the daunting challenge of waste management in Indonesia (with a pilot project in the City of Bengkulu) with so much pollution of organic and non-organic waste due to (i) increasing tourism development, and (ii) the lack of education by indigenous communities on the importance of waste management for the environment. The SGP’s ultimate objective is to clean and get rid of all increasing organic and non-organic waste in the different islands in Indonesia, through the valorization of organic and inorganic waste using Swiss proven technological systems.
Video with the Mayor of the City Bengkulu about the Memorandum of Agreement signed with SGP on the Waste Management Project and Water Kiosk Project
These two projects interconnect since rivers, streams and groundwater are polluted and littered with waste. Landfills discharge “leachates” during regular monsoon rains, contaminating rivers, streams and groundwater.
As volunteers in this NGO, we all care about the well-being of the humanity and the durability of this planet . Therefore we have gather, to the best of our abilities , our heart, skills, network and willingness to make a better world together with impactful projects.
The SGP founders were already involved in a number of social activities and projects since 2005.
Since 2005, the founders of SGP were involved : – in the organization of a badminton tournament in favour of a project for the creation of an orphanage in Aceh, after the terrible Tsunami of December 2004), which devastated the Aceh region with more than 200’000 casualties. This tournament enabled the fundraising of CHF 36’000 for the creation in 2005 of a small orphanage for the children who lost their parents. ”Tribune de Genève” dated of January 18, 2006
Within the framework of the Badminton Club Genève, with the organization of two charities events called “SOLIBAD : One Night with Stars” were organized in 2011 and 2013, with the presence of the best badminton world players, and the support of the United Nations Office Geneva, the City of Geneva, as well as its Sports and Culture Department.
Our Mission
THE MAIN OBJECTIVES
Of SWISS GREEN PROJECT
for a sustainable development
Distribute filtered drinking water
OFFER “Pyrolysis technology”
Create
Local Jobs
Take children out of forced labor
Give
children a future
Educating and socializing children within the educational structures existing in their communities
Provide adequate
Check our 4 recents projects :
1. Waste Management Projects in the City of Bengkulu, in the island of Sumatra, Indonesia
2. Water Kiosk Projects in the Cebu Technological University – Pinamungajan Branch in the Island of Cebu, the Philippines
3. Different social projects in Indonesia
4. Different social project in Camarines Norte, the Philippines
Camarine Norte Philippines
Indonesia
In the City of Bengkulu Province of Bengkulu Indonesia
at the Cebu Technological University (CTU) Pinamungajan Campus in Cebu Island (region of Visayas) in the central part of the Philippines
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ECONOMIC
Objectives :
- Creation of local jobs,
- Training of local workers,
- Equitable access to the world of work in Southeast Asian countries,
- Sorting and recovery of waste,
- Local development of energy production structures,
- Local development of recycled plastic production structures,
- Local development of heat-force structures,
- Resale on raw materials markets, for the benefit of local populations,
- Development of the local economic fabric.
SOCIAL
Objectives :
- Improvement of the living standards of local populations,
- Providing adequate basic food education and access to clean water,
- Distributing filtered drinking water to disadvantaged populations,
- Removing children from forced, strenuous, and dangerous labor,
- Schooling for children,
- First aid care,
- Aid for the elderly,
- Aid for street children,
- Food aid,
- Distribution of clothing,
- Creation of local cooperatives.
ECOLOGY
Objectives :
- Environmental education,
- Protection and preservation of water,
- Waste collection and sorting programs with the creation of local jobs,
- Promotion of traditional farming practices,
- Encouraging the use of non-genetically modified seeds in open pollination,
- Promoting “ORGANIC” crops (fruits, vegetables, indigenous rice, wild berries, coffee, etc.),
- providing access to “ORGANIC” markets,
- Creation of local jobs and training structures, seed banks, etc. Replanting of trees of local species.
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