Provide a free, accessible, and centralized digital directory that connects Nigerians with recycling, upcycling, and waste management services, thereby promoting responsible waste practices, driving collaboration, and enabling data-driven solutions for circularity and sustainable waste management in Nigeria.
About
Nigeria's Waste Management Directory
Nigeria's growth, driven by urbanization, population increase, and economic development has led to rapidly escalating national waste management challenges. We believe the solution lies in fostering a strong circular economy, powered by recycling, upcycling and responsible waste management practices.
The Problem We're Solving
Despite the presence of numerous firms dedicated to sustainable waste management in Nigeria, a critical gap remains: connectivity and accessibility. Nigerians, homes, organizations, and entrepreneurs often struggle to identify and connect with the right recycling, upcycling, and waste management service providers. Currently, no centralized, easily accessible platform exists to efficiently bridge this information gap.
Our Solution
NIWAD is the definitive digital directory and resource platform for Nigeria's waste management ecosystem. The Nigerian Waste Management Directory (NIWAD) was created to provide a free, accessible, and centralized digital directory that connects Nigerians with recycling, upcycling, and waste management services, thereby promoting responsible waste practices, driving collaboration, and enabling data-driven solutions for circularity and sustainable waste management in Nigeria.
Our Objectives
Clear goals guide how we build and maintain the Nigerian Waste Management Directory.
1
Provide an easily accessible digital resource of Nigeria's recycling, upcycling and waste management firms including their location and contact information.
2
Enhance connectivity between recycling, upcycling and waste management service providers, entrepreneurs, and individuals interested in promoting sustainable waste management practices.
3
Contribute to data about recycling, upcycling and waste management in Nigeria
4
Become a waste management resource tool for policymakers and educational entities for advancement of a circular economy in Nigeria.
5
Highlighting opportunities for collaboration, investment, and innovation within the waste management sector in Nigeria.