The “Circular Renaissance” highlights a powerful shift happening worldwide: waste is no longer a burden — it’s becoming a resource that fuels new economic and environmental value. As industries and governments embrace circular‑economy models, the focus is moving from disposal to regeneration, from linear consumption to sustainable loops. This vision aligns closely with my own project, Drop‑Off Fuel, where I collect used cooking oil (UCO) from households and convert it into bi

A complete guide for schools and partners launching the Used Cooking Oil (UCO) Collection Initiative 1. Introduction A‑drop‑off‑fuel is a student‑led sustainability initiative that transforms household used cooking oil (UCO) into clean biodiesel. This toolkit provides all the resources a school needs to launch the program safely, efficiently, and with measurable impact. Design your program - https://dhanvinpatel1002.wixsite.com/adropofffuel/post/transforming-waste-into-opport

Launching the A‑drop‑off‑fuel program in your school begins with one of the most important steps: communicating clearly with parents and students . A well‑written school circular sets the tone for the entire initiative. It explains the purpose, the process, and the role families play in helping students turn used cooking oil (UCO) into clean, renewable energy. To make this easy for schools everywhere, here’s a simple guide on how to draft an effective, circular . Feel free t

As a student changemaker, you hold the power to shape the future. A UCO recycling program is more than waste management — it’s proof that...

Process designed for UCO collection via schools

UCO Deposited by students collected here!

Schools can play a crucial role in UCO (Used Cooking Oil) recycling for several reasons: Education and Awareness: Schools are hubs of...

Used cooking oil is a common byproduct found in households and commercial kitchens worldwide. While it may seem harmless, disposing of...