Green Dream Projects Foundation
Sustainable Waste Management
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The Founder
ince its inception in June 2018, Green Dream Projects, founded by Claude Javois, has significantly advanced environmental education and action in St. Maarten. In June 2024, the Green Dream Projects Foundation was launched to support the network of schools.
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Today, over 20 schools have joined this renowned program, show casing a strong commitment to sustainability and green practices.
Following Hurricane Irma, Claude Javois dedicated himself to raising awareness about environmental issues in education. Leveraging his expertise in waste management, Javois launched the Green Ambassador initiative to engage young minds in environmental stewardship. Schools in the initiative collect plastic bottles, aluminum cans, glass bottles, and, eventually, cardboard and paper.
St. Maarten Vocational Training School | St. Dominic Primary School | Milton Peters College (MPC) | Sister Marie Laurence Primary School | St. Maarten Academy | Sister Magda Primary School | Hillside Helmich Snijders \ Asha Stevens Elementary School | Methodist Agogic Centre (M.A.C) BFM | Learning Unlimited Preparatory School | Caribbean International Academy (C.I.A) | Sister Regina Primary School | Sundial School | Sister Borgia Primary School | St. Joseph Primary School | Charlotte Brookson Academy CBA | Methodist Agogic Centre (M.A.C) STI | University of St. Maarten | Oranje Primary School | Seventh Day Adventist Primary School | Tiny Totts Collage Foundation | Methodist Agogic Centre (M.A.C) JAG | Methodist Agogic Centre (M.A.C) CSE | St. Maarten Academy PSVE | Marie Genevieve de Weever (MGDW) Primary School | Leonard Connor Primary School | Martin Luther King Jr. Primary School | Prins Willem-Alexander School | Charles Leopold Bell Primary School | Ruby Labega Primary School | Sr.Magda Primary School
These schools actively participate in the collection of Plastic Bottles, Aluminum Cans, Glass Bottles, Bottle Caps and CardBoards.
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To ensure proper recycling, These recyclable are transported to a Curbside Recovery Station on the French Side of the through a service agreement with We Recycling.
To support it's efforts, Green Dream Projects has received financial support from UNESCO, making a significant accomplishment in advancing environment education and action in St.Maarten.
Together, The Green Dream Projects, Its Partner Schools and the community are making a real difference in creating a greener and more sustainable St.Maarten!
