As It Was In The Beginning
As It Was In The Beginning
We transform waste paper into valuable products ranging from black shoe polish to pencils. Through Research & Development and community-based circular systems, we help schools and communities manage their own waste and reduce reliance on dumpsites and incinerators.
Learn How We Do ItEco-friendly. Non-flammable. Affordable for learners. Made from pigments derived from charred waste paper.
Pencil cores made from recycled waste-paper pigments — developed for affordability and sustainability.
We help schools reduce waste, cut supply costs, and build sustainability programs.
Our circular ecosystem ensures each community manages its own waste, eliminating the need for dumpsites and incinerators — creating a cleaner, more resilient Africa.
Schools, institutions, research partners, and award bodies we work with.
We specialize in innovative technologies and initiatives aimed at transforming waste into valuable resources while empowering communities, companies and institutions to adopt eco-friendly practices.
To revolutionize waste management in Kenya and Africa by transforming waste into eco-friendly products while supporting communities and eco-systems with sustainable waste management programs
To provide Africa with tailored waste-management solutions it needs to live sustainably
As It Was In The Beginning
Eden Recyclers is a Kenyan circular-economy company developing Africa-tailored waste
management solutions. We convert waste paper from schools into valuable products for
learners and communities while supporting schools to manage their waste sustainably.
Through R&D, innovation, and partnerships with universities and research institutions, we are building a model that enables every community to process and utilize its own waste locally.
Eco-friendly school supplies derived from recycled waste paper.
Cost: Ksh. 100 & 200
Africa’s first eco-friendly shoe polish made from recycled waste-paper pigments.
Every 60g tin purchased helps remove around 10 A4 sheets from schools.
Pencil cores made from recycled waste-paper pigments — reducing dependence on imported graphite and lowering costs for learners.
Expanding the potential of paper-derived pigments through R&D partnerships.
We help schools create circular waste-paper systems and supply eco-friendly products made from their own waste.
• Waste mapping
• Bin placement & sorting
• Handling & transport checks
• Recycling readiness score
• Recommendations for improvement
• Schools supply waste paper
• We convert it into black pigment
• We return eco school supplies
• Shoe polish, pencils, ink
• Reduces waste & school costs
• Teach sustainability science
• Share innovation concepts
• Workshops & toolkits
• Support sustainability clubs
• Inspire young inventors
• Circular economy training
• Waste transformation
• Sustainable materials
• African recycling innovations
• Teacher & student sessions
Watch a step-by-step video demonstrating how we convert waste paper into pigments, pencils, and eco-friendly supplies.
Watch Video →Real change driven through circular waste-paper systems and sustainable school supply programs.
• Tons of waste paper diverted from dumpsites
• Reduced carbon emissions from avoided incineration
• Schools engaged in recycling programs
• Learners benefiting from affordable eco-friendly supplies
• Youth involved in sustainability innovation
• Communities adopting circular waste systems
Tons of Waste Processed
Schools Involved
Learners Reached
Products Delivered
Collaboration with schools, institutions, and leaders driving sustainability across Africa.
Partnering with primary, secondary, and TVET institutions implementing recycling programs.
Working with laboratories and innovation hubs on pigment science and sustainable materials.
Academic partners supporting research, training, student projects, and sustainability innovation.
Collaborating on circular economy policies and school sustainability programs.
Celebrated across Africa for innovation in recycling, education, and sustainability.
The Managing Director, Mr. Abraham Nyaga holds Aloe Vera Gel (on the right) and Organic Fertilizer (on the left) developed from aloe processing waste. At Eden Recyclers, we have helped companies like Sheth Organics Ltd to turn organic waste into valuable products to promote circular economy solutions for a greener future.
Eden Recyclers Founder and Director, Mr. Abraham Nyaga during the Africa Climate Summit 2023 held at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC). The inaugural Africa Climate Summit presented a bold and ambitious new African vision for a Green Growth agenda.
Eden Recyclers Founder and Director, Mr. Abraham Nyaga, during a tree-planting exercise at the Konza Technopolis. The event saw members of the diaspora community plant hundreds of trees as they familiarized themselves with the opportunities posed in this Africa's Silicone Savannah.
Abraham Nyaga, MD of Eden Recyclers, witnessing firsthand the devastating impact of unmanaged waste. Untreated stream of industrial and municipal wastewater flows through residential areas of Pipeline and Donholm. Eden Recyclers is committed to driving sustainable waste management and climate justice solutions for Nairobi’s most vulnerable communities.
As a finalist from Tharaka Nithi County in the Presidential Innovation Award 2023/24, Eden Recyclers had the privilege of visiting the State House.
Eden Recyclers was a finalist from Tharaka Nithi County and received an award during the Kenya Innovation Week 2023.
At the KCB Foundation, Eden Recyclers presented its vision for environmental conservation and demonstrated how it transforms waste to empower communities.
Our dedicated and passionate team at Eden Recyclers works together to achieve our mission. We understand the benefits of conserving the environment and will continue our efforts.
Managing Director
Head of Technology Development
Research & Development
Legal Affairs
Get in touch with us for more information.
info@edenrecyclers.com
+2547 25 315 630
Off Popo Road, South C, Nairobi.