Coconut Waste Reduced
In Progress—
tons
How This Works
Coconut byproducts diverted from landfills and open burning, transformed into useful materials.
Impact
From local coconut waste to practical community value.
The impact story of CCBlocks begins with unused coconut byproducts in Adonara, continues through prototype brick research, and points toward affordable construction uses that can benefit rural communities.
Impact Pathway
From coconut waste to built value.
The homepage shows the metric snapshot. Here, each indicator sits inside the larger path CCBlocks is trying to build: collect local byproducts, prove the material, involve the community, and move toward real construction use.
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Bricks Produced
In Progress—
units
How This Works
Total coconut bricks manufactured across prototype cycles and community production runs.
Partner Farmers
In Progress—
families
How This Works
Local families in Adonara connected to coconut farming and future material sourcing.
Houses Built
Planned—
homes
How This Works
Affordable housing units completed with CCBlocks in partner communities.
CO2 Reduction
In Progress—
tCO2e
How This Works
Emissions avoided compared to conventional fired clay bricks across the full production cycle.
Funds Raised
Planned—
USD
How This Works
Total contributions from donors and partners supporting research, production, and community housing.
What We Are Learning
The questions behind the pathway.
Before CCBlocks can scale, the project needs evidence about the material, the sourcing model, and the communities it is meant to serve.
Material readiness
Which coconut materials, natural binders, and prototype methods can deliver useful strength, water resistance, and insulation.
Local sourcing
How coconut byproducts from Adonara can be collected, prepared, and connected to a repeatable production process.
Community fit
How farmers, partners, and future users can shape CCBlocks into something practical for construction and gardening needs.
Next Steps
What needs evidence next.
The next evidence will come from coconut byproduct sourcing, prototype performance, community feedback, and first construction or gardening use cases.
- 1
Measure coconut byproduct collection and preparation for the Waste Stream stage.
- 2
Document durability, water resistance, thermal insulation, and strength results for the Material Prototype stage.
- 3
Gather farmer, partner, and user feedback for the Community Participation stage.
- 4
Identify first construction or gardening use cases for the Built Outcome stage.