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.
This Global Recycling Day, Hara Makers partnered with Pos Malaysia to upcycle 150kg of event banners into unique pouches, transforming waste into meaningful corporate gifts while empowering women from PPR communities through skills-based income opportunities.
Along our journey, we’ve received many forms of support from kind souls who believed in the work before it became visible. And if what we’ve learned can be useful to other organisations or individuals, we are always happy to pass the kindness forward to the next person.
A community river cleanup led by Hara Makers and UEM Sunrise removed 240kg of waste from Sungai Keroh, supporting urban river restoration and ESG action.
Through Hara Makers’ Buy-Back Programme, POS Malaysia converted post-event banners into reusable tote bags, demonstrating transparent, accountable waste management with measurable social and environmental impact.
Through a 30-day Buy-Back Programme, Hara Makers helped Rockwool recover 3 kg of plastic waste and upcycle it into functional products, while providing income and skills to women from local communities — a practical model for responsible, traceable sustainability.
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