“The message of the concert was very clear. ASEZ says it aims to save the world from A to Z. It is raising an important global issue about reducing pollution, especially plastic waste. Such initiatives by ASEZ deserve praise and respect.”
- Regional Director Manoj Agarwal, Hyderabad Integrated MSW Limited
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ASEZ Hosts ‘ASEZ Green Concert for a Plastic-Free India’ in Hyderabad
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ASEZ held the “ASEZ Green Concert for a Plastic-Free India” across Hyderabad, Telangana, India, from February 23 to March 1, 2026, creating a platform for environmental action to address plastic pollution. The event combined performances, campaigns, partnership discussions, supporting signature, and a declaration of action, bringing together people from all walks of life to recognize the importance of environmental protection and strengthen their commitment to taking action. |
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ASEZ Worldwide Connects a Green Future Through Tree-Planting Campaigns
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ASEZ, a global group of university students, is creating a new wave of environmental action by carrying out tree-planting campaigns around the world as part of its Green Carbon initiatives to achieve carbon neutrality and respond to the climate crisis. Trees are a representative green carbon resource that absorb carbon and contribute to ecosystem restoration. These activities, conducted across regions including Asia and Africa, have worked in cooperation with local communities to promote environmental recovery and raise awareness, demonstrating the positive impact of youth-led environmental action.
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Change Comes to Tabok Beach in the Philippines: ‘Zero Plastic 2040’ Coastal Cleanup Campaign
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On January 25, a coastal cleanup activity was carried out at Tabok Beach in Davao City, Philippines, as part of the global environmental campaign “Zero Plastic 2040.” Approximately 300 ASEZ members from various cities, including Davao and Digos, participated in the event. Over the course of about two hours, participants collected various types of plastic waste—such as straws, cups, plastic bags, food packaging, and discarded tires—cleaning up the coastal area.
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In the Era of Climate Crisis, Forests Become National Competitiveness |
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March 21 each year is the “International Day of Forests,” designated by the United Nations. Established by a resolution of the UN General Assembly in 2012, this day was created to highlight the value of forests—essential for human survival—and to encourage global participation in forest conservation. When people think of forests, they often associate them only with places that provide fresh air and relaxation. However, the impact of forests on our lives goes far beyond simple emotional comfort. Forests are vast “green infrastructure” that sustain both human daily life and industry. They not only supply essential resources such as timber, but also act as natural dams by absorbing rainwater and gradually releasing it, thereby regulating water resources. |
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