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600 tons are freely disposed daily

95% disabled persons are unemployed

Kampala alone over 28,000 tons of plastic waste is freely disposed every day without a functioning garbage disposal system in place. Less than half of this plastic waste is collected leaving 51% uncollected plastic waste on the ground. Only 1% of plastic waste is formally recycled. Due to these circumstances, huge amounts of plastic are poorly disposed in open environments and/or burnt causing health and environmental dangers.

On the other hand, people with disabilities are often excluded from full participation in social, economic and educational programs with the assumptions that they are abnormal, slow, less productive and incompetent, resulting in severe poverty for many disabled people. According to Uganda Population and Housing Census 2002, 6 percent of the population i.e., 6.5 million are disabled.

Kimuli Fashionability transforms the plastic waste into crisis in Africa into an inclusive Eco-fashion label providing employment opportunities for disabled tailors and youth through turning plastic polythene into durable, sustainable and waterproof garments and accessories.

Empowering the youth and persons with disabilities increases their chances to contribute to a diverse and just society and contribute to inclusive economic growth.

Create awareness on sustainable waste management in Africa

Empower persons with disabilities through providing them skills of artistic fashion and design

Boost the self-esteem, confidence and positive attitude of disabled persons in order to promote independence, self-sustenance and full participation in the society,

Advocate on full inclusion of PWD in all developmental programs

Create employment opportunities to the youths and PWD

produce artistic African Fashion through up-cycling of plastic waste while conserving the environment.

Mayembe Upper, Plot 139-Mpigi Town.

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