Making a difference with collective_100

At our coworking space, we are committed to making a positive impact on the environment by harnessing the power of renewable energy. With the installation of solar panels, we have significantly reduced our carbon footprint and contributed to a cleaner, more sustainable future. These solar panels generate clean electricity, powering our workspace with renewable energy and reducing our reliance on fossil fuels.

Building a community is not a simple task, however, one of the most important components is knowledge. Without delving too much into the traumatic recent history of many Cambodians, they are starting at a setback. By providing homes, and teaching how to farm sustainably we believe we are taking a great leap toward a brighter future.

No matter where you were born, you should always be afforded the human need of shelter. A place to feel safe, a place to rest and a place to share with your family. That is why we proudly support Global Village Housing, an organization starting at the very basics.

From facilitating the daily commute to school to building wells and teaching sustainable farming, every action World of Differences takes is carefully calculated to ensure it has a lasting positive impact. No one said it would be easy, however, World of Difference eases the troubles of daily lives for thousands of Cambodians every year.

Yimba Uganda is a Ugandan founded non-government organization specifically designed to assist Ugandan youths in developing sustainable income-generating skills through vocational training and education, with the end goal being to create individuals who are self-sustaining and ultimately break a long-running cycle of poverty.

Our coworking space is dedicated to sustainable practices, and one of our impactful initiatives is the utilisation of water tanks and recycled water. By implementing a system of water tanks, we have taken significant steps towards water conservation and reducing our environmental footprint. These tanks collect and store rainwater, which is then used for the toilets.