Making a difference in communities around the world
Reducing trash to ash in 13 countries and counting. Hear their stories. Share yours.
Boracay, Philippines
When the government closed the famous beach resort for 6 months, The Asher was brought in to help dispose of the trash.
A village in Indonesia
When The Asher was placed in a rural village, locals were paid a small sum for a bag of trash. Today, the village is trash-free and the main complain is that there are not enough trash to go around!
Gopeng, Perak, Malaysia
“Everyone has their own secret site to throw their rubbish,” says Nomad Adventure founder Chan Yuen Li. Tired on seeing rubbish everywhere, she decided to take matters into her own hands and invested in The Asher. Is the first zero waste kampung (village) in Malaysia just around the corner? Stay tuned.
Where The Asher can be found
