Transforming Waste into
Wealth, One Community
at a Time.
A decentralized, women-led micro-economy turning municipal biodegradable waste into high-value organic soil conditioners. Partnered with local Barangays to drive solid waste diversion and sustainable livelihoods.
Impact at a Glance
Biodegradable Waste Diverted
50–60%
of municipal stream
Cluster Monthly Revenue
₱75,880
for 5 women
Self-Funding Payback
24 months
then auto expands
Addressing a Solid Waste Management Emergency
Philippine cities face mounting pressure from uncollected biodegradable waste. CIRCULA transforms this crisis into a scalable economic opportunity — one community cluster at a time.
Waste Diversion
50–60%
Targeting the majority of municipal waste streams comprised of biodegradable materials — converting environmental burden into community capital.
RA 9003 Compliance
100%
Directly assisting cities in strict compliance with Republic Act No. 9003, the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of the Philippines.
Women Empowered
5 per cluster
Providing steady, predictable income pipelines for marginalized women and their families through dignified micro-entrepreneurship.
Mechanics of Implementation
& Income Generation
A self-sustaining cluster of 5 women working 3 simple activities to generate up to ₱75,880 in collective potential monthly revenue.
The Composter Maker
WOMAN #1
Upcycles plastic water containers into specialized household composters. AgrEco guarantees a buy-back rate of ₱50 per piece — transforming discarded plastic into productive tools and steady income.
Potential Revenue
₱10,000 / mo
Based on 200 pcs/month at ₱50 each
The Compost Producers
WOMAN #2, #3 & #4
Collect and process up to 100 kg of neighboring households' biowaste daily, 6 days a week. Dual monetization: Charge neighbors ₱5/kg for processing + Sell finished premium compost to AgrEco at ₱8/kg.
Potential Revenue
₱17,160 / mo
Per individual woman (x3 = ₱51,480 total)
The Liquid Enzyme Maker
WOMAN #5
Brews the critical liquid accelerating enzyme that fast-tracks organic decomposition. Formulated from rice wash, fresh milk, molasses, unchlorinated water, and beer. AgrEco buys completed batches at ₱80 per liter.
Potential Revenue
₱14,400 / mo
Based on 180 liters/batch at ₱80/liter
Total Cluster Potential Income
₱75,880 / month
Across a single 5-woman cluster • Scalable to unlimited communities
Building a circular economy where waste becomes wealth and communities become self-sustaining
Circula partners with local Barangays to divert biodegradable waste from landfills, empowering women to lead clusters that transform organic waste into high-value agricultural inputs—creating lasting environmental and economic impact.
How the Investment Multiplies
A self-sustaining flywheel: each cluster funds the next, scaling impact exponentially without additional investor capital.
Contribute
Once startup materials and training are deployed, each active cluster contributes ₱4,000/month — a modest fraction of their ₱75,880 collective revenue.
₱4,000/mo contribution
Pay Off
Over 24 months, contributions seamlessly cover all initial material, hardware, and operational training costs — zero debt, zero interest.
24-month payback
Expand
Pooled funds are automatically channeled by AgrEco Solutions to finance, train, and deploy an entirely new 5-woman cluster in an adjacent community.
∞ exponential scaling
Moments That Matter
From barangay turnovers to city hall engagements — real people, real change.
World Environment Day — Cebu City
World Environment Day — Cebu City
World Environment Day — Cebu City
WED Materials Recovery Festival
Circula Mechanics Display
Cluster Equipment — Guadalupe Koop
Cluster Equipment — Guadalupe Koop
WED Group Photo
Enzyme Distribution
Solid Waste Management — Field Work
Drum Setup — Cluster Turnover
Drum Setup — Cluster Turnover
Barangay Calamba — Composting Demo
Barangay Calamba — Composting Demo
Women Training — Barangay Calamba
Orientation — Barangay Calamba
Cluster Group Photo — Barangay Calamba
Cluster Group Photo — Barangay Calamba
Cluster Turnover — Barangay Barrio Luz
Cluster Turnover — Barangay Barrio Luz
Circula Rollup at Turnover Event
Cluster Demonstration
Field Officer Training
Cluster Equipment Display
Rotary Club — Circula Presentation
Rotary Club — Circula Presentation
Summit Galleria Hotel — Asian Philanthropic Conference
Summit Galleria Hotel Display Setup
City Hall Orientation — Cebu
City Hall Orientation — Cebu
CIRCA — Multi-Barangay Training
EcoWaste Coalition — Women Community
Induction & Turnover Ceremony
Induction & Gavel Turnover
Barangay Women Composting Workshop
Key Milestones
March 4, 2026
AgrEco Solutions Corp. registered with SEC.
June 6, 2026
CIRCULA launched during World Environment Day at Eco Station, SRP Cebu City.
June 27, 2026
Orientation & Briefing at Community Hall, 9th Floor, Executive Building, Cebu City Hall.
Ongoing
Composting Training of Women Clusters — building capacity in sustainable waste management.
July 16, 2026
Project CIRCULA introduced at the 10th Asian Philanthropic Development Conference, Summit Galleria Hotel.
Aug 6–8, 2026
CIRCULA Training Sessions at Pagtambayayong Foundation Inc. in partnership with Metro Cebu Rotary Club.
Milestones updated as the program progresses.
Cluster Onboarding Rollout
Equipment turnover schedules subject to update. More barangays to follow.
Choose Your Role
For Barangays & LGUs
Government Partners
Nominate your community to host a Circula cluster. Barangays provide space and access; AgrEco Solutions delivers training, materials, and a guaranteed buy-back pipeline for all cluster output.
For Impact Investors
Capital Partners
Fund a cluster (or several) and watch contributions compound into new deployments. Investors receive quarterly impact reports with transparent revenue, repayment, and expansion metrics.