Projects
A quick look at what we’ve built — from recycled-brick construction to clean-water systems and rapid low-carbon builds across the region.
We partnered with UNICEF on public construction in Djibouti using Kubik’s recycled-plastic building materials — proving that essential infrastructure can be built faster, cheaper, and with a fraction of the carbon.
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LILY Harar is the world’s first public library built from recycled plastic — a gate to imagination, learning, and dignity, raised from 27,000 kg of the city’s own waste.
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In Harar, hundreds of women earn dignified incomes collecting plastic through Kubik’s equitable supply chain — feeding a domestic plastics market long reliant on imports, and putting the city on a path to zero plastic waste.
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Twenty families in Dire Dawa received homes built with Kubik’s recycled-plastic walls — delivered with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia and the City of Dire Dawa in about four months.
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In partnership with JSI and with support from Dashen Construction, Kubik built the outpatient department of a new health post in Modjo — recycling 7,699 kg of plastic waste along the way.
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A smart, solar-powered water system built with Kubik materials brought reliable clean-water access to the community — turning recovered waste into lasting public infrastructure.
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