101 True Digital Park, in collaboration with Oklin (Thailand) Co., Ltd., launched the “Happy Veggie Garden – Lunch for Kids” project, donating 4,324 kg of compost processed from food waste collected at 101 True Digital Park’s food court to 11 Border Patrol Police Schools.

The initiative promotes proper waste separation within the organization and among visitors, encouraging the use of Oklin composting machines to convert food waste into high-quality fertilizer for both internal use and community benefit.

This project not only supports sustainable agriculture at the schools but also serves as a learning center for students to understand Circular Economy practices by turning food waste into valuable resources. Schools use the compost to grow vegetables for school lunches, share with parents, and sell to generate income.

The 4,324 kg of compost came from processing approximately 25,500 kg of food waste, reducing 64,520 kg CO₂e in carbon footprint, cutting 1,020 kg of methane emissions from landfills, and avoiding greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to 45,737 diesel vehicles traveling 10 km — contributing significantly to climate change mitigation.

OKLIN – Eco-Friendly Food Waste Composter
Turns food waste into dry fertilizer within 24 hours. It handles liquids without the need for separation, requires only a one-time microbial starter with no refills for its entire lifespan, and uses natural microbial decomposition that is safe for the environment. The process produces ready-to-use organic fertilizer and requires no filter changes, reducing hazardous waste. An Australian innovation, it is easy to use for both households and industrial applications.

Household model: 79,000 THB
Industrial model: Free site survey and waste volume assessment

Contact Line: @oklinthailand