The concept of waste is a word unfortunately heard in the last few years in society. Most people have not heard very often about what waste is, how waste is categorized, recycled, reusable or otherwise used in ways that won’t harm the environment. People do not know much about the recycling of waste, why it is necessary, how the process works, and what can happen to our nature if recycling cannot be achieved. As much as we have neighbors we know or do not know in our neighborhoods, everyone discharges waste that we call garbage in one way. There may be a lot of material in a bag that they throw away, which may cause less damage to nature, less pollute our natural resources, and can be used as recycling to prevent the cutting of a tree. Unfortunately, people do not know what to do because they are not very aware of this issue. We started to prepare our project from this point of view and wanted to take attention to this global issue. The objectives of our project were; Within the framework of the Youth Exchange program and the Erasmus + Program, we wanted to carry out the works for the sustainability and dissemination activities of our waste project. The objective was to increase the waste projects and to provide a universal quality by participating in many volunteer activities in the stages after the completion of the project. In addition to this, by increasing the number of volunteer programs that we can do with our own efforts at the outset, we have a target to do many activities to protect our natural resources that are beneficial to nature with more volunteer people in our country. The goal was to increase the spread of Zero waste recycling through social media and to raise public awareness and to save money and to prevent waste of natural resources. Statistical information on recycling and waste in the partner countries is as follows; According to Eunomia management consultant Rob Gillies; Italy can recycle 45% of its waste. Turkey can recycle 41% of its waste. Hungary can recycle 32% of its waste. Czech Republic can recycle 54% of its waste. The general objectives of our project were; as a Czech citizen, we need to be in the top four recycling countries in the world. While we have such a rich natural resource, as the children of such a fertile country, we must instill in our people that we should know the value of the homeland we live in and not use all these natural beauties to the end. The special targets that we wanted to achieve with our project were; to participate in more voluntary activities on nature and social issues and to organize activities involving more voluntary activities. The project we wanted to realize within the scope of Erasmus + Youth Exchange is of great importance as it was the first project of our group members and however, after reaching such an experience; we wanted to increase the quality of our platform and this experience has added new values to us both in education and social sense.