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Environmental Education

Aligned Global Goals

Quality Education
UN SDG GOAL 04Quality Education
Responsible Consumption and Production
UN SDG GOAL 012Responsible Consumption and Production
We match our specific operational metrics (plastic tonnage, educational workshops, student rewards) directly to target indicators outlined by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Students learn through material samples and recycling activities with planting in the school garden.

A recycled desk makes the idea tangible. Material samples help students understand the steps between a discarded cap, a batch of shredded plastic, and a finished surface.

At SDN Karangrejo 01, the team combined a presentation with demonstrations, questions, and discussion. Students could handle examples and connect what they saw to objects installed around their school. Tree planting added a shared activity in the school environment.

The digital waste-bank demonstration explained what students could do next: prepare accepted recyclables, identify their account with a QR code, and have an operator record the deposit. The reward system connects that action with continued participation.

A single visit can introduce the process. Understanding whether it changes habits requires follow-up: repeat participation, correct sorting, questions from students, and feedback from teachers. Those observations should guide the next visit and the practical support a school needs.

Academic & Institutional References

Internal Green Soldier Audit Log 2026
Transparency Records

Transparency Records

Field evidence logs, photographic audits, and operational verify sheets submitted by regional coordinators.

Recycled-material samples in a school lesson
Photo Log 01Recycled-material samples in a school lesson
Planting in the school garden
Photo Log 02Planting in the school garden