Soap-recycling programme making positive impact in Haiti
Port-au-Prince
A HAITIAN programme to recycle used soap bars from luxury hotels has proven a win-win-win proposition, reducing waste, helping fight water-borne disease and giving employees such as Magoiana Fremond the chance to send her children to school and let them "eat every day". The project, simple but effective, has had a remarkable impact.
Laure Bottinelli discovered the idea of soap-recycling while spending time in South-east Asia. Inspired to try something similar in Haiti, she and two associates in January 2016 created the Anacaona company, Haiti's first and only soap-recycling enterpris…
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