Midori Network builds a global network of container-based mobile recycling modules to process plastic waste in rural areas. These modules convert unsorted plastic into high-quality recycled polymers and sturdy construction materials using proprietary nano-tech processes. The company connects local waste streams to international markets for materials and expertise, addressing plastic pollution and housing needs.
Funding
$200K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Rural areas in the Global South face significant challenges related to plastic waste management and a lack of affordable housing. Existing waste management infrastructure is often inadequate, leading to environmental pollution and health hazards. Simultaneously, the demand for affordable and durable construction materials remains unmet, exacerbating housing shortages.
Solution
Midori Network is developing a distributed network of mobile recycling modules designed to convert plastic waste from rural areas into high-quality recycled polymers and construction materials. These container-based modules process unsorted plastic waste using proprietary nano-tech materials, producing sturdy and affordable construction materials and recycled polymers. By connecting local communities to an international network, Midori Network facilitates access to buyers, expertise, and technological innovation, addressing both plastic pollution and housing needs. The resulting construction materials offer a cost advantage compared to traditional alternatives.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes communities in the Global South facing challenges related to plastic waste management and affordable housing, as well as organizations involved in sustainable development and waste management.
Features
- Mobile, container-based recycling modules for on-site processing of plastic waste
- Proprietary nano-tech materials for converting unsorted plastic into durable construction materials
- Production of recycled polymers and plastic lumber
- Connection of local communities to a global network of buyers and experts
- Scalable network of recycling modules for distributed waste management