Hara Makers is proud to be recognised as the RISE Awards 2026 Green Impact Award Winner, celebrating our commitment to transforming plastic waste into opportunity through community empowerment, circular economy solutions, and environmental sustainability.
In this session, we welcomed APU Community Engagement (ACE) once again to our programme. Together with 14 students, we successfully removed over 138 kg of waste from the river. Many…
We’re grateful to the ZUS Coffee team for taking the time to get their hands dirty, ask difficult questions, and learn more about the realities facing our rivers.
At Hara Makers, we often say river clean-ups are not about cleaning rivers alone. They are about learning together with communities, students, and corporates, so that responsibility does not end at the drain, the bin, or the factory gate.
We collect discarded plastic, sort and clean it, and channel it into production through training programmes with women from lower-income communities.
After two weeks of cancellation due to heavy rainfall, we finally managed to run our River Exploration Programme again last Saturday. This session felt especially meaningful as we welcomed 18…
While upcycling alone is not the solution to the global plastic crisis, we believe projects like this can still create meaningful environmental and social value.
Discover how WWF-Malaysia and Hara Makers transform recovered plastic into meaningful upcycled products while empowering women through community craftsmanship.
After a short week of pause, we were back by the river today, and it felt good to be on ground again. Today wasn’t just another clean-up. It was a…
Discover how Hara Makers co-created sustainable corporate gifts by combining art, upcycling, and community craftsmanship for meaningful social impact.