2019-05-20

Earthworms: Up and Close

Dragonflies don’t just fly around looking pretty: they eat mosquitoes. Spiders don’t just crawl around looking scary: they eat flies and other pests. Earthworms don’t just hide underground looki

2019-05-13

Responsible Waste Management is a Local Responsibility: Workshop with ISARD

The best way is to learn is by doing, so that’s what we did. Doko Recyclers had a productive weekend in a three-day long workshop hosted along with Integrated Self-help Association for Rural Develop

2019-04-21

Moving Towards a Circular Economy

Monetary growth, the GDP, currency exchange rates and charts with upward trends - we’ve all heard these facets of economic growth. It’s hard to escape from these notions in a world focused on weal

2019-03-08

Biocomp-Doko Recyclers: Waste Recycling Solutions in Nepal

Doko’s very first Stakeholder Consultation Meeting ‘Biocomp-Doko Recyclers: Waste Recycling Solutions in Nepal’ was held on Friday, March 1, 2019 at the Doko Recyclers’ Materials Recovery Faci

2019-03-05

New Strides in E-Waste Services: Our Very Own Wire Stripper

We all have wires lying around our house. Phone chargers, Tihar lights, old Ethernet cables; we have them all and we’ve probably wondered what to do with them. Understanding this problem, we at Doko

2019-02-17

The Smart Bucket: A New Solution for Organic Waste

Last Sunday was a busy one for our team as we launched our newest product, the Smart Bucket: Doko's venture into home composting to manage your organic waste. The Smart Bucket comes with its own set o

2019-02-13

CAN Infotech 2019

The 25th CAN Infotech 2019 is an annual event organized by the Federation of Computer Association Nepal (CAN Federation) which took place for six days from January 29th to February 3rd. This is the bi

2018-12-24

‘Plogging Run’ with Abhimanyu Chakravorty

In an effort to continue the efforts in combating plastic pollution and changing people's attitudes towards waste, Doko Recyclers with Creative Academy, a school based in Kirtipur, facilitated a 'Plog