Boilvia celebrates a cleaner world with recycled festival

20 Nov 2016 12:25 PM IST

The festival was held at the Great Britain public school.

Children posed and danced in colourful traditional costumes made from solid waste items for creating awareness about the global issue (Photo: AP)
An Aymara woman sits with her son dressed in a \"Diablada\" costume they made from recycled materials (Photo: AP)
Waste management has become a major environmental issue globally since countries struggle to find ways to effectively deal with it (Photo: AP)
Students line up to perform, dressed in their \"Llamerada\" costumes made from recycled materials (Photo: AP)
A girl smiles wearing her \"Pujllay\" costume made from recycled materials (Photo: AP)
The aim of the festival was to raise awareness among the students regarding solid-waste management (Photo: AP)
Participating children and their parents were asked to create the folklore outfits out of recycled materials (Photo: AP)
Young dancers perform in their \"Thobas\" costumes made from recycled materials, during the Folkloric Dance For A Cleaner World Festival (Photo: AP)

Children posed and danced in colourful traditional costumes made from solid waste items for creating awareness about the global issue (Photo: AP)

The festival was held at the Great Britain public school.