Five service lines, one deployment model. ECOCITY supports municipalities, institutions, and development partners from site selection to installed corridor — and measures the result.
Each service line is specified, priced, and scoped independently. Partners mix and match to fit the site, the budget, and the political calendar.
ECOCITY replaces degraded sidewalks and pedestrian corridors with modular composite pavement.
ECOCITY replaces degraded sidewalks and pedestrian corridors with modular composite pavement.
ECOCITY installs kerb and edge systems to organize water flow and strengthen streetscape geometry.
ECOCITY installs kerb and edge systems to organize water flow and strengthen streetscape geometry.
ECOCITY re-surfaces schools, health centers, and compounds with modular blocks and slabs.
ECOCITY re-surfaces schools, health centers, and compounds with modular blocks and slabs.
ECOCITY builds site-specific demonstration corridors for municipalities, funds, and resilience programs.
ECOCITY builds site-specific demonstration corridors for municipalities, funds, and resilience programs.
ECOCITY manages the full pathway from signed intent through installed corridor and measured outcomes.
ECOCITY manages the full pathway — from signed intent through installed corridor and measured outcomes.
Four stages. Clear decision points. No ambiguity on what happens in each quarter.
Identify corridor, stakeholders, and proof outcomes. Sign a pilot agreement with measurable success criteria.
Engineer the product mix for the site. Lock in waste-stream sourcing. Confirm the install schedule.
Deploy pavement, capture before/after, produce public communication for city and partner channels.
Track durability, cost savings, and plastic diverted. Convert pilot into repeat procurement and second-site rollout.
Drag to compare. Same corridor, same footprint — one on legacy surface, one rebuilt with ECOCITY composite.
Performance is measured, not claimed. These numbers move tender reviews, climate-finance committees, and council votes.
Recovered plastic converted into installed pavement per 1,000 m² of block application.
Emissions avoided per ton of product versus conventional cement-heavy pavers.
Meets infrastructure specification for pedestrian and light-vehicle load.
Low porosity means durable in monsoon-exposed corridors and flood-prone sites.
Procurement saving against conventional paving on comparable specifications.
Long-duration performance with unit-level replacement — no full-surface re-pour.
Informal waste collectors integrated into ECOCITY supply chains per city deployment.
Collection, sorting, processing, and installation roles across the ECOCITY value chain.
Five milestones move ECOCITY from pilot validation to institutional procurement. Partners can engage at any stage and contribute to the one ahead.
Environmental and technical validation from recognized partners on a real corridor.
Certification against Ethiopian and international infrastructure specifications.
Integration into municipal pilot programs and facilitated land for scale-up.
Partnership with NGOs and inter-governmental institutions for co-financing and scale.
Provide technology, production, installation, and capacity-development pathways.
Every square meter installed diverts kilograms of plastic from landfill and waterways. Waste becomes balance-sheet asset, not disposal cost.
Low-absorption surfaces, organized drainage, and low-carbon material pathways — built for monsoon-exposed and heat-stressed urban corridors.
Visible public-space improvement, procurement cost savings, and measurable impact reporting for councils, donors, and resilience programs.
ECOCITY partners with municipalities, institutions, and climate-focused investors ready to move from commitment to installed infrastructure within two quarters.