Eco bricks are made out of stuffing and compacting polythene bags, commonly known as kaveera into plastic bottles and sealing it off with the bottles’ original caps. A one-litre bottle can accommodate up to 750 kaveera. The eco-bricks are then used as substitutes for normal clay bricks and are then used along with normal cement and sand mortar to erect wall structures.
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Ruparelia Foundation, the charitable arm of Ruparelia Group, is to build 5 green toilets annually in selected Kampala slums, Rajiv Ruparelia the Group’s Managing Director has said. Speaking at a function to commission the building of an eco-friendly toilet facility at Good Samaritan Primary School in Kamwokya on December 6th 2019, Rajiv said that the project will be funded by proceeds from th

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