Where to Recycle?

Borneo Waste Industries Sdn. Bhd. is a Sabah based waste management service provider that was established in November 2013. It has offices in Kota Kinabalu and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Borneo Waste Industries was awarded a 30 years concession to develop and operate the Integrated Waste Management Processing Plant at the Kayu Madang Sanitary Landfill in Telipok, Sabah from April 2018 to April 2048. The Kayu Madang Sanitary Landfill is the central disposal site for waste from Kota Kinabalu, Kota Belud, Penampang, Putatan and Tuaran.

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Borneo Waste Industries aims to design, finance, build and operate  the Integrated Waste Processing Plant capacity to process up to 800 tonnes per day  of municipal solid waste which includes electronic – waste, construction and demolition waste and used tyres.  The Integrated Waste Management Processing Plant will be occupying 20 acres within the 115 acre Kayu Madang Sanitary Landfill boundary. Development of the Integrated Waste Management Processing Plant is divided into two phases, Phase 1 and Phase 2. Phase 1 encompasses Base Facilities which includes the material recovery facilities, anaerobic digestion  plant, recovered plastics plant, bottled compressed natural gas  plant, e-waste recycling centre and refuse derived fuel pellet plant. Phase 1 also includes the construction and the operation of an organic fertiliser plant. Phase 2 consists of the expansion of organic fertiliser plant and installation of rooftop solar panels.

Tel & Fax: 089-224625

Sandakan: Lot 16 - 18 Hock Seng Ind. Estate, Jln Balai Bomba II, 5Km off Jln Labuk, Sandakan

LD: A545,Jln Durian, Simpang Jln Assam, 3Km Off Jln Segama, Lahad Datu

KK: 17 HSK Ind Centre, Jln Duta 5 Km Off Jln Penampang, KK

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Dream Centre is a Christian, non-profit organization that seeks to reach out to persons who have exceptional needs. They aim at improving the lives of helpless people, disaster victims, children with special needs and women empowerment. If you would like to giveaway your clothes that are in very good condition, do contact them.

PENAMPANG: The launching of a mobile recycling centre here will serve as a platform to create awareness on sustainable waste management. Friends of Village Development (Tonibung) director Adrian Lasimbang said about 40 per cent of rubbish can be recycled before it is discarded into the Kayu Madang landfill in Telipok. He added that despite efforts from the Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK) and other non-governmental organisations to encourage waste segregation and offer payments for recyclable items, efforts have been futile.

Tenanted at Tame

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NST cover for Kapayans Mobile Recycling Centre Promote Sustainable Waste Management

provides waste management solutions to restaurants, shopping complexes, food markets and town councils. Using bokashi composting, waterway cleaning.

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Composting continues and the staff are there to sell Bokashi starter (RM10/kg) and Emas (RM5/ 1.5ltr) for drain and floor cleaning.

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A little shop providing zero waste solutions that is more sustainable and helping people on their way to living zero waste lifestyle.

VISION, MISSION & STRATEGIES
Our vision and mission are our main drive to advocate and support indigenous communities in Sabah. Find out what they are here!

Vision

PACOS Trust would like to see peaceful indigenous communities, united and well equipped with the knowledge and expertise to manage their resources and opportunities to support a comfortable life.

Mission

PACOS Trust’s mission is to improve the overall quality of life of indigenous communities.

PACOS Trust has three main goals:

Ensure that indigenous communities have legal title to their customary land (NCR) and the right to use resources in other traditional areas
Strengthen indigenous knowledge systems in the management of natural resources
Strengthen positive values, culture, language, and belief systems of indigenous peoples
Strategies

PACOS Trust uses two main approaches: (i) develop integrated human resources and (ii) establish and strengthen Community Organizations, to enhance the ability of indigenous communities to act collectively on their own.

PACOS Trust also continues to support a network of indigenous organisations that are fighting for ancestral land claims and their natural resources. PACOS Trust acts as an intermediary between community organisations and foreign entities whether government agencies, private companies or non-governmental organisations (NGO).

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Kota Kinabalu City Hall (DBKK) launched its pilot project, Kota Kinabalu Pusat Lestari, at the Dewan Masyarakat Kota Kinabalu here on Sunday. The Pusat Lestari would not only be a hub for skilled locals to render services like sewing, repairing of shoes, electronics, mobile devices, computers and such, the place will also be a recycling, donation and environmental awareness centre.

PICK UP SERVICE - No fixed location.*Sabah Recycle provides you the convenience to buy-back / pick up recyclable items from your door step. They cover Kota Kinabalu and Penampang areas. However, do call and check with them if you from other area.

To make their trip worthwhile and to reduce carbon footprint, try to encourage and collaborate with your neighbours so that every one can participate in the recycling effort!

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Accept:

• Plastic bottle
• Aluminium / metal tin
• Old newspaper
• Book & magazine
• Egg carton
• Plastic bag
• Cardboard
• Car battery
• Steel

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DON'T accept:

• Old mattress
• Food waste
• Broken furniture
• Polystrene
• Diaper
• Tile
• Clothes
• Aluminium foil

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088420924 / 016-8159737 / 012-8380605 (Calvin Vun)

Calling all folks who love collecting trendy vintage items!

There's a massive thrift store in Sabah where you can find so many beautiful secondhand goods.

Located in Kinarut, roughly 20km from Kota Kinabalu, Second Hand Shop & Bundle offers an array of different products under one roof!

Their motto is 'one man's trash is another one's treasure' and it's so apt because their warehouse is a treasure trove!

Whether you're looking for clothes, furniture, or kitchenware, they have it all.

Since they sell practically everything under the sun, the price range for their items can be as cheap as RM1 but also reach up to RM1,000 or slightly more.

Second Hand Shop & Bundle sources their items from different countries. Their most recent restock last March saw a load of cute secondhand items from Japan.

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https://says.com/my/lifestyle/secondhand-and-bundle-sabah

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The staffs are very polite and helpful. As I remember RM0.15/kg for mixed kind of paper and RM0.30/kg for black and white paper. For me, it's reasonable. The place is quite neat too and strategic to be noticed.

Promote both marine and terrestrial environmental education and awareness, recycling and upcycling, green technology, heritage preservation and youth leadership training and development etc

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Tenanted: Happy Plastic Borneo & Carlsbot Green Hub for Glass Recycling

We are a social enterprise based organisation dedicated towards development and promotion of renewable energy and Appropriate Technologies in Malaysia.

We started as a small youths group in Kg. Nampasan, Penampang, a small farming village near Donggongon town. in 1993 we formed this group (previously know as Tonibung Youths) to give opportunity ofr our village youths to learn appropriate technology in farming i.e irrigation, mechinised farming etc. later we start focused in other skills such as welding, electrical and mechanical

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RETHINK the way you purchase things.

Over here, they have a second hand shop where you can buy good items for a low price to support their charity. So many nice stuff but people threw them away to declutter.

From Files, exercise books/ papers, chairs, clothes, plates, bowls, containers, baskets, shoes, glass jars etc.