Top 10 Catalyst Student projects

MIND MINERS

Soil balls are made by mixing seeds with soil and can be easily planted to restore fire damaged and barren lands. They retain moisture, support ecosystem recovery, and make reforestation simple and effective.

CREATIVE KIDS

Eco friendly laundry detergent is made from natural ingredients instead of chemicals. It cleans clothes while preventing soil and water pollution and promotes healthier daily practices.

СУРААР НААДАГЧИД

Leather and rawhide products are made using traditional, eco-friendly tanning techniques. They create durable goods, preserve cultural craftsmanship, and reduce chemical waste.

ECO EATERS

Leftover school food is collected, analyzed, and used to create awareness programs and lessons. This reduces food waste, lowers CO2 emissions, and teaches students about healthy eating.

ТОГТВОРТОЙ ИРЭЭДҮЙ

Old clothes are shredded and transformed into beanbags and other practical items. This upcycling process reduces textile waste while creating useful products for the school and community.

HYDRO HUB

Vegetables are grown in recycled plastic containers using hydroponics. This method saves water, reduces food waste, and provides fresh produce for school meals.

НЭГ ЗОРИЛГО НЭГ ХҮЧ

Discarded furniture is disassembled and remade into bookshelves and storage units. This reduces landfill waste, lowers CO2 emissions from new production, and encourages reading.

RADIANT EARTH

Animal dung and other waste materials are compressed into briquettes for household heating. They provide clean fuel, reduce smoke and coal use, and protect air quality

ИРЭЭДҮЙН ГЭРЭЛ

Workshops and hands-on activities teach renewable energy, waste management, and water protection practices. They help students and residents adopt sustainable living habits and protect the environment.

ГЭРЭЛТ ЦОХ

Plastic and other waste are collected, sorted, and displayed in exhibitions and campaigns. This encourages proper recycling, reduces long-term waste, and promotes environmental responsibility.