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150,000 Plastic Bottle Caps. One Powerful Message

Made from 150,000 recycled plastic bottle caps by artist Caroline Chaptini and over 200 students, the Sustainability Wall at IPT Amchit 77 Station showcases IPT بتفرز's commitment to recycling, community engagement, and environmental sustainability.

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Group of project participants standing in front of the Sustainability Wall created from 150,000 recycled plastic bottle caps at IPT Amchit 77 Station.

What started as everyday plastic waste became a lasting symbol of sustainability, community engagement, and collective action.

Created by renowned environmental artist Caroline Chaptini, a multiple Guinness World Record holder, and brought to life with the support of more than 200 students from schools across Lebanon, the Sustainability Wall at IPT Amchit 77 Station demonstrates what becomes possible when awareness is transformed into action.

Beyond the artwork itself lies a bigger story: young people learning the value of recycling, communities coming together around a shared purpose, and sustainability becoming something tangible, visible, and inspiring.

This is the vision behind IPT بتفرز: transforming environmental awareness into action and creating projects that educate, engage, and empower future generations to become part of the solution.

Because sustainability is not built by one action. It is built by thousands of people choosing to act together.

Visit the Sustainability Wall at IPT Amchit 77 Station and discover how 150,000 plastic bottle caps became a message for a more sustainable future.

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Sustainable Wall

Sustainable Wall Made Out Of 150,000 platic caps - IPT Amchit 77