But I was literally shocked when I knew, there are no any dustbins at the school. This is a secondary level government school where most students are from poor economic background. About 450 students are studying, and there is not even one dustbin to manage the waste produced by students at the school. They are just using some old sacs. I asked the principle and teacher staffs about the problem. They said they have requested government and non government organizations but failed to get it. 

After program, I asked myself that I taught them to reduce plastic waste, not to throw outside and clean school premises every day but is it practically possible if there are no any dustbins inside their class? 

I decided to raise some money by requesting my friends, seniors and teachers to buy some dustbins for the school. As an ambassador of Tunza Eco Generation, I feel that I cannot avoid the problems related to the environment, and mother earth. The school needs at least 12 small size dustbins in each classroom and 5 large sizes for the corridor and playground. 

The guy in the photo is David, my friend travelling Nepal from US. When I shared the problem and idea to solve it, he gave me Nrs. 500 as a donation to buy dustbins with good wishes, and some suggestions. I am very thankful to him for his support and I gifted him some tuna promotional gods too. Here, I have already made a way to help the school children. 

My dear friends, what do you think about this project? It would be easy, and great for me if I get support from you guys too. I hope you will help me to complete this project successfully, and I am waiting for your valuable suggestions too.