As a start-up dedicated to the removal of harmful ocean plastic, we are actively removing marine debris from land base activities, increasing ecosystem resilience whilst increasing the economic benefits to Small Island developing States.

Through our project development in remote island locations, we are providing higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, providing full-time and productive employment in safe working conditions and decent work for all whilst focusing on the eradication of forced labour in the waste management sector to end modern slavery.

Seven Clean Seas has the commitment to achieve 50% gender inclusivity in our clean-up crew and operations teams. However, we understand that 50% gender inclusivity does not mean equality. Thus Seven Clean Seas provides opportunities for leadership at all levels and adopts policies to empower women in our communities through female lead empowerment workshops.

Through our consultancy services, Seven Clean Seas works with organisations, companies, and individuals to reduce, reuse and recycle waste generation and further find efficient use of natural resources. However, utilising our in-house expertise, we actively work with national agencies to support the development of circular policies.

Utilising the concept of plastic credits, Seven Clean Seas has designed a sustainable funding mechanism to support the development of waste management in remote and small island developing states.

Seven Clean Seas supports the partnership for the goals by mobilising additional financial resources through blended fiance towards waste management and providing investment opportunities in the least developed countries. We further promote the diffusion of environmentally sound technologies for waste management by working with government bodies to integrate local solutions with national roadmaps.

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