WECMA works with women and children to recycle plastic containers and tyres of vehicle for use in gardening. These containers and tyres are collected from various homes, waste disposal sites recycled and filled with organic manure. Women learn waste sorting in homes to get organic manure.

Women learn to prepare compost manure and use to filled plastic containers. Medicinal plants like Aloe vera, Mint, Lemon grass, ginseng, turmeric, mint, ginger, garlic, artemisia and vegetables are planted in these plastics. Some of the medicinal plants are harvested and sold fresh while some harvested and transformed by drying, powdering, packaging and then selling through North West Bee Farmers Messenger [NOWEFAM].

WECMA have been training women in this field to make them see opportunities that exist in converting waste to wealth. WECMA is also interested to safeguard indigenous knowledge on herbal medicine and promote its valorization for the good of humanity. WECMA is interested to conserve nature to promote natural medicine and food sustainability. WECMA’s dream is to create more jobs and income from waste recycling, improving wealth and also keep the environment clean.