Football stadium full of fans

The goal that builds

If the world unites for football, it can unite to change the future. Turn the plastic from the biggest football event into buildings.

Our goal

From plastic waste to social infrastructure

This event can leave up to 50,000 tons of plastic behind. What if we turned it into homes, schools, parks or social infrastructure?

30,000 tons of plastic waste

Our goal is to transform them into concrete blocks with RESIN8®.

Discarded plastic cup on the grass of a football pitch

What we are going to build

  • Blocks with RESIN8®
  • Homes
  • Schools
  • Parks
  • Community infrastructure
RESIN8®

How we do it

RESIN8® turns hard-to-recycle plastic into a material that is integrated into blocks, concrete and asphalt. It is part of REAP, our circular economy model: what one industry discards, another transforms into value.

RESIN8®

How does it work?

From plastic to block. From block to projects that transform lives.

  1. 01.You join

    You buy blocks from 1 USD.

  2. 02.We transform

    We turn plastic waste into concrete blocks with RESIN8®.

  3. 03.We deliver

    Each block goes to partner organizations.

  4. 04.We enable

    Building materials for the communities that need them most.

Packages

Join in

You choose the blocks. Together we multiply the impact. Each block is worth $1 USD (plus applicable taxes). Choose your package and be part of a movement that drives the circular economy.

Starter Pack – 5 blocks with RESIN8®

Starter Pack – 5 blocks with RESIN8®

$5.80USD · VAT included

$1 USD per block + 16% VAT

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The subscription is billed monthly; cancel anytime.

Builder Pack – 10 blocks with RESIN8®

Builder Pack – 10 blocks with RESIN8®

$11.60USD · VAT included

$1 USD per block + 16% VAT

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Constructor Pack – 25 blocks with RESIN8®

Constructor Pack – 25 blocks with RESIN8®

$29.00USD · VAT included

$1 USD per block + 16% VAT

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Impact Pack – 50 blocks with RESIN8®

Impact Pack – 50 blocks with RESIN8®

$58.00USD · VAT included

$1 USD per block + 16% VAT

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Champion Pack – 100 blocks with RESIN8®

Champion Pack – 100 blocks with RESIN8®

$116.00USD · VAT included

$1 USD per block + 16% VAT

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Legacy Pack – 350 blocks with RESIN8®

Legacy Pack – 350 blocks with RESIN8®

$406.00USD · VAT included

$1 USD per block + 16% VAT

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The subscription is billed monthly; cancel anytime.

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Climate Action Award — International Olympic Committee

We did it. Now it’s Mexico’s turn.

We did it at the Rugby World Cup in South Africa and it earned us the first Climate Action Award from the International Olympic Committee. Today we want football to leave a good mark in Mexico too.

Join us and let’s make it happen.

Lekil na’

Social housing construction program in collaboration with Habitat for Humanity.

Lekil Na’ shows how CRDC materials can take part in social housing projects in collaboration with organizations such as Habitat for Humanity.

Projects

Projects

In August we launched the “La Meta Que Construye” Call for Applications, open to civil society organizations (CSOs), to identify social housing, home improvement and community infrastructure projects (such as schools, health centers or paving) that can benefit from sustainable building materials. Here we present the projects selected by CRDC’s Sustainability and Partnerships Committee, so that everyone who joins the campaign knows where their RESIN8® blocks are going.

El Porvenir housing development

New Story Homes

El Porvenir housing development

Description
Part of New Story Homes’ housing access program, which has already benefited 330 families. The proposal identifies families with finished foundations to raise their walls and create a case study on the performance of RESIN8® materials in real social housing.
Progress
It is an established, delivered development: the lots have basic services, several families have already started building and some homes have finished foundations. New Story Homes will run a technical validation to select the participating homes.
Inclusion and autonomy for life

Playa del Carmen Equine Therapy Center

Inclusion and autonomy for life

Description
Building the second stage of the Comprehensive Care Center (CEAI) will significantly expand the capacity to serve people with disabilities in Playa del Carmen and nearby municipalities. The planned spaces will strengthen education, rehabilitation and social inclusion services. It will also promote a more inclusive community by reducing barriers to specialized services and creating dignified, accessible and safe spaces for children, young people and adults with disabilities.
Progress
Work started with a donation from the OXXO round-up program for soil mechanics studies, initial foundations, land preparation and preliminary infrastructure work.

Photo provided by CEAI

Project Fénix. Perimeter wall

Un Hogar para Chiapas

Project Fénix. Perimeter wall

Description
Perimeter wall for a kindergarten that currently lacks much of its fence. The intervention strengthens school safety and improves the operating conditions of the school in a vulnerable rural community.
Progress
Project under way: foundation, tie-beam pouring and column construction completed. The blocks will be used to raise the walls of the fence.

Photo provided by Un Hogar para Chiapas

Project Fénix. Media classroom

Un Hogar para Chiapas

Project Fénix. Media classroom

Description
This is a bilingual elementary school in a highly marginalized peripheral area. The direct beneficiaries are 195 children who face digital divide, language barriers and limited school infrastructure. The intervention seeks to guarantee their right to a dignified, technological and inclusive education from early childhood.
Progress
Under construction: foundation finished, structural tie-beams poured and columns completed. The blocks will be used to raise the classroom walls.

Want to help make more projects happen?

Partners

Partners

Big goals are achieved as a team. Companies and organizations join forces to turn plastic into social infrastructure.

NGOs

  • New Story
  • Hábitat para la Humanidad México
  • Fundación Hogares
  • Centro de Atención Integral Playa del Carmen (CEAI)
  • Un Hogar para Chiapas

Partners

  • Cámara Verde
  • 3 Lotus Consulting
  • Ciudades Sostenibles
  • Fundación Tláloc
  • Green Tank
  • Revitaliza Consultores
  • Sume
  • CESEC
  • EOPA
  • EC|MX Estrategia Circular MX
  • G100
  • Rocal
  • Inmobiliare Connect
  • Revolta
  • PVBLIC
  • The Ocean Cleaner
  • Live Team
  • CMIC CDMX
  • New Ventures
  • Women Economic Forum Iberoamérica
  • Apolo

Want to join?

Connects with the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda

Sustainable Development Goals — United Nations.

  • SDG 1: No poverty
  • SDG 3: Good health and well-being
  • SDG 4: Quality education
  • SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure
  • SDG 10: Reduced inequalities
  • SDG 11: Sustainable cities and communities
  • SDG 12: Responsible consumption and production
  • SDG 13: Climate action
  • SDG 17: Partnerships for the goals

The content of this website has not been approved by the United Nations and does not reflect the views of the United Nations or its officials or Member States.

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Join The Goal That Builds

An initiative that turns plastic waste into construction materials to create housing, social infrastructure and measurable environmental impact. If you represent a company, government, social organization, developer, donor or institution interested in driving the circular economy, we would love to learn about your project and explore collaboration opportunities.

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contacto@lametaqueconstruye.com

Address
Av Bonampak, Cancún, Quintana Roo, CP 77500, México

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