Where Waste Becomes Impact.

Welcome to ReFuse, the bridge connecting communities and industries, paving the way for a circular economy that empowers every user.

ReFuse where waste becomes opportunities.

Find out how!

Collection points

Impact sorting

Reach out!

Who Are We?

ReFuse is a local social enterprise dedicated to building a zero-waste Lebanon.

We ReFuse to call it waste. We ReFuse to think it’s waste. We ReFuse to throw away valuable resources. We ReFuse to continue being part of a society designed to waste.

We dare you to do the same, together.

WE ROOT IN
NEIGHBORHOODS

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We open recyclables collection points where we encourage people to bring their sorted and clean recyclables, accumulating their value as a rewarding incentive. The ReFuse team oversees each drop-off of recyclables, assisting individuals in cashing or donating their rewards.

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WE TAKE CARE OF BUSINESSES

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We help businesses enhance their environmental efforts while optimizing their operations. ReFuse provides comprehensive sorting plans, efficient and certified waste disposal, and enables businesses to contribute to the "Impact Fund" by donating the value of their recyclables.

WE EMPOWER THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

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ReFuse invites everyone – individuals and businesses alike – to join our mission in creating a positive impact, organizing clean-up campaigns, awareness sessions and workshops, either by participating directly or by donating the value of their recyclables.

Don't call it waste. Make it valuable

236

Tons of Materials

Recovered

Number of People Engaged

15K

12

Number of Establishments we Serve

Awards

Social Impact Award

2023

Cohort 5 3rd Place Winner

2021

European Young Innovator

2023

European Young Innovator

2022

Green Hub Award

2023

Best Company Collaboration

2023

On the 28th of April 2023, ReFuse’s CEO Guglielmo Mazzà and the team were pleased to inaugurate the third recyclables collection point, in the presence of Beirut Governor, Judge Marwan Abboud, Beirut's Deputy Waddah Sadek, the representative of the Ministry of Environment, and our dear partners and community. It was all made possible through the generous support of USAID.