CLOTHBANK NEPAL" Every small collective steps can make a big difference "
Greetings !!!
In Every year people suffer from many natural calamities.
Its natural process so we people cannot stop it or prevent it
But it’s sure that there are many preventive steps to get rid.
Also every year many individual and organization take many steps to help the people facing the natural calamities , like flood,landslides but they are still insufficent as the help preperation or steps are done after the calamaties are done. We find that people suffering are having financial , psychological and
Material crisis. They also get the crisis for the cloths and other important material. So
Students of Social work have brought idea of collecting the important materials mainly CLOTHES for the people caused in natural calamities like flood.
PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS
UNITED HANDS FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
other organisations
Join with us
clothbanknepal@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/clothbanknepal
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Did you know?- 90% of the clothes you put in textile banksare used in some way.
- as the worlds poorer nations develop the demand for second hand clothes is increasing.
- Recycling makes sense as it helps environment, created jobs and helps the poorer nations.
- The average black bag hold between 6-8 kg of clothes.
- From the clothes donated 40% can be worn again, 15% will be recycled and turned into new garments, 15% used for filling mattresses and other furniture, 20% used for wiper cloth and 10% cannot be used.
- 75% of the population in the developing countries rely on second-hand clothing and shoes.
- The textile recycling industry is over 200 years old and very well established.
- The average household discards of about 1ton of rubbish every year of which about 4% is clothes.
- If you put your clothes into a rubbish bin they will be taken to a landfill where they will eventually form greenhouse gases that could harm the environment.
- Over 12 million people in the UK regularly buy items from a charity shop.
- In Africa cobblers take old tyres and make new soles and heels to fit our old shoes.
- Over 120,000 tons of clothes are recycled in the Uk every year.
Greetings !!!
In Every year people suffer from many natural calamities.
Its natural process so we people cannot stop it or prevent it
But it’s sure that there are many preventive steps to get rid.
Also every year many individual and organization take many steps to help the people facing the natural calamities , like flood,landslides but they are still insufficent as the help preperation or steps are done after the calamaties are done. We find that people suffering are having financial , psychological and
Material crisis. They also get the crisis for the cloths and other important material. So
Students of Social work have brought idea of collecting the important materials mainly CLOTHES for the people caused in natural calamities like flood.
UNITED HANDS FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
Join with us
clothbanknepal@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/clothbanknepal
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- 90% of the clothes you put in textile banksare used in some way.
- as the worlds poorer nations develop the demand for second hand clothes is increasing.
- Recycling makes sense as it helps environment, created jobs and helps the poorer nations.
- The average black bag hold between 6-8 kg of clothes.
- From the clothes donated 40% can be worn again, 15% will be recycled and turned into new garments, 15% used for filling mattresses and other furniture, 20% used for wiper cloth and 10% cannot be used.
- 75% of the population in the developing countries rely on second-hand clothing and shoes.
- The textile recycling industry is over 200 years old and very well established.
- The average household discards of about 1ton of rubbish every year of which about 4% is clothes.
- If you put your clothes into a rubbish bin they will be taken to a landfill where they will eventually form greenhouse gases that could harm the environment.
- Over 12 million people in the UK regularly buy items from a charity shop.
- In Africa cobblers take old tyres and make new soles and heels to fit our old shoes.
- Over 120,000 tons of clothes are recycled in the Uk every year.
