UNDP, Unilever and SEED Ventures to work on waste management
KARACHI: The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has partnered with Unilever Pakistan and Seed Ventures for 2nd Life Pakistan 2.0, an effort to bring innovation in waste management in Pakistan, stated a press release on Thursday.
Building on the success of the first edition, the 2nd Life programme extends beyond plastic to address food waste, e-waste, textiles, paper and more. By supporting innovation and collaboration, 2nd Life Pakistan 2.0 aims to enable the country’s leadership in sustainability efforts, creating a platform that connects innovators, entrepreneurs and industry experts to tackle pressing environmental challenges.
In 2025, the initiative broadens its scope, offering a centralised hub at 2ndlife[dot]pk for innovators, students and entrepreneurs to access resources, showcase ideas and connect with key stakeholders. The platform facilitates mentorship, knowledge-sharing and collaboration, fostering scalable solutions to repurpose waste into valuable resources.
Applications are now open for the 2025 programme, designed for entrepreneurs, innovators and students developing solutions to tackle waste management challenges in Pakistan. Shortlisted teams will participate in a six-week acceleration programme, gaining access to mentors and industry experts who will help refine their solutions and enhance their business models.
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