We are Twende Green
ecocycle
- Born from the shores where the ocean meets communities, where beauty and pollution exist side by side.
We are a movement turning the tide against plastic pollution in Kenya.
Through our innovative recycling processes, we convert marine plastic waste into durable, eco-friendly furniture, most notably, school furniture that supports education in underserved communities.
Our sustainable products
School furniture
Lecture hall chairs
Custom Designs
We aim to deliver 1 million sustainable furniture pieces by 2035, turning plastic waste into solutions while keeping it out of our oceans.
Mission: To address the plastic waste problem in the informal settlements while contributing to education development by providing affordable and durable school furniture as we strive to promote sustainable development, create job opportunities, and support economic growth for the local community.
Vision: To become Africa’s leading circular economy enterprise, where waste is reimagined as a valuable resource and every school, home, and public space is equipped with sustainable, locally made furniture.
What sets us apart
01 We are affordable
Our furniture is more cost-effective than conventional wooden alternatives, making quality accessible to more schools and communities.
02 We are durable
Built to last, our products are resistant to water, pests, and harsh conditions.
03 We are eco-friendly
Made from recycled plastic, our furniture reduces waste and supports a cleaner, more sustainable environment.
Our eco-desks show what’s possible. The others show what’s still a reality.
Policy & Public Engagement
We are actively influencing policy on plastic pollution and marine waste management in Kenya.
Through strategic engagement with policymakers and institutions, we ensure that evidence from the ground informs national decision-making for a cleaner, more sustainable future.
Community Engagement & Awareness
We drive meaningful change by working directly with communities to raise awareness about plastic pollution and its impact on our environment, especially marine ecosystems.
King Charles III visits Kenya
We showcased our recycled plastic school desk to King Charles III during his visit to Kenya.
Community outreach
Raising awareness on plastic pollution and promoting sustainable practices within local communities.
School engagement programs
Educating students on environmental conservation and hands-on plastic waste solutions.
The oceans are rising; so are we. driven by urgency, united by action, and committed to restoring and protecting marine ecosystems and ending plastic pollution.
- Volunteer-Led Cleanup
- Young Environmental Champions
- Community in Action
"Twende Green Ecocycle is a powerful example of how local innovation
can address global challenges. By transforming marine plastic waste
into school furniture, it links environmental protection with improved
access to education. This is a practical circular economy model that
turns pollution into opportunity for communities."
AMBASSADOR SAMANTHA POWER , FORMER U.S. AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED NATIONS