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1 Apr 20201 min read

The Covid-19 Pandemic, and Ongoing “Lockdown Waste-Down” Contest Day-2

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The "Lockdown Waste-Down" contest Day- 2

Humbled by the number of responses we got and the creativity shown by the people who have made waste into beautiful crafts." - Rajan Chakradhar, Co-Founder, Upcycle Nepal- Revive.

Many organizations are dealing differently on this Pandemic situation. The contest being organized by Upcycle Nepal, most of the Facebook walls and Instagram feeds are filled with beautiful, creative, and awesome inventions done from waste materials. Toy Cars, airplanes, diyo base made from CD and toothpaste box wastes, wall hangings made from waste newspapers, bags made from jeans, decors from beer bottles, vegetable garden from waste plastic bottles, and many more. These all can be found at Upcycle Nepal ‘s instagram feeds.

Isn't this amazing?

The second day on the COVID-19 "Lockdown Waste-Down" contest organized by Upcycle Nepal - an entrepreneurial firm from Nepal along with Rotaract Club of Patan West , and Leo Club of Margadarshan.

What will the winners get?

There will be 3 winners in each categories. There are exciting prizes for all the winners. Go To "Lockdown, Waste-Down" contest detail page to know more!!

You are not Late. CLICK HERE TO PARTICIPATE RIGHT AWAY !!

Love and Supports

This contest is made more interesting being backed up by entrepreneurial firms, companies, and organizations. Winners are obviously getting a whole lot of exciting prizes , and nature with no wastes.

There will be 3 winners in each categories. There are exciting prizes for all the winners. Stay tuned on Upcycle Nepal Page to know more!!

This contest is made more engaging with beautiful support from an awesome music artist- Kengal Mehar Shrestha.

Email: upcyclenepal@gmail.com

Direct Message: Upcycle Nepal

This contest is proudly promoted by Alpas Technology Pvt. Ltd.

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