Oklin Partners with 101 True Digital Park to Donate Organic Fertilizer from Food Waste — Turning Waste into Value for the Community and Environment

In an era where food waste has become one of the most pressing environmental issues worldwide, Oklin and 101 True Digital Park have demonstrated how technology and cross-sector collaboration can transform problems into opportunities that create real benefits.

Recently, the two organizations donated organic fertilizer made from food waste, produced with the Oklin food waste composter, to Wat Makut Kiriwan. The fertilizer will be used to nourish the temple’s green spaces and vegetable and fruit gardens — not only enhancing the beauty of the area but also ensuring that the produce grown is chemical-free and safe for consumption.

From Food Waste… to Chemical-Free Produce

The organic fertilizer donated weighs 300 kilograms, produced from 1,765 kilograms of food waste through Oklin’s biotechnology-based composting process, which can reduce food waste volume by up to 80–90% in just 24 hours. This process not only prevents food waste from ending up in landfills — where it generates methane gas, a major contributor to global warming — but also produces high-quality fertilizer that can be reintegrated into the ecosystem.

Benefits That Give Back to Society

The vegetables and fruits grown with this organic fertilizer will be distributed to:

• Makut Kiriwan School for the Blind

• Makut Kiriwan Hospital

• Nearby communities

This creates a value cycle — starting with sustainable food waste management and ending with healthy food and happiness shared with people in the community.

More Than a Donation… It’s an Inspiration

This initiative is a powerful example of how proper food waste management can create benefits across multiple dimensions — environmental, health, and community well-being. By applying technology like the Oklin food waste composter, it’s possible not only to reduce waste but also to turn what was once considered worthless into something of lasting value.