A hypothetical company on waste management. My Business Communications project in trimister I.

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Balam Lova Raju
Presented By

2. OUTLINE
 Introduction
 Vision and Mission
 Organizational
objective
 Current scenario
 Waste treatment
approach
 Organizational structure
 Profit analysis
 Social relevance
 Advantages
 Future plans
 Conclusion
 References
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3. INTRODUCTION
 Waste
 Any material which is not useful and has no economic value
 Over 1,10,000 tons of waste is being produced every day
 Leads to the formation of dump sites with garbage mountains as high
as 20 feet.
 Deonar’s garbage dumping site
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4. Classification of waste 4
RADIOACTIVEAGRICULTURALINDUSTRIALHOUSEHOLD
UNCONTROLLED WASTECONTROLLED WASTE
WASTE

5. VISION
 Here in G2G organisation, we believe in decomposing and
facilitating recycling of every last bit of garbage that we find on any
dump site and turning it into something useful.
 We also want to be the visionary leaders in decomposing and
recycling while educating the community including the government
on the ease and benefit of recycling.
 Also, achieving the status of “be all and end all” method of garbage
disposal in the society.
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6. MISSION
 Our mission is to provide an easy and responsible means of
recycling garbage.
 To demolish the roots of the garbage mafia from our society.
 Be the means to an end of health diseases spread through ill-
treatment of garbage.
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7. CURRENT SCENARIO
 Improper and costly garbage disposal system practiced by
Government
 Possible corruption scenario
 Hold of garbage mafia over waste disposal
 Adversely affecting the health of near by areas of dump sites
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8. WASTE TREATMENT – OUR APPROACH
 Landfill size = 10 feet deep and 0.5 km in length
 So it requires :
 clearing this section with the help of JCBs
 making the landfill
 spreading long plastic sheets at the bottom to protect ground level water
 filling the 1st layer with garbage,then next layer with dirt,then continuing this
process till it fills up
 It will take 4 weeks to decompose the degradable waste to convert into manure.
 All non-degradable wastes like plastic,textiles,etc will be collected on the top.
 Collecting these rags from landfill and sending them to any recycling company.
 Repeating the formula
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9. Organizational Objectives
 Environment – friendly way of waste disposal and ultimately
utilization.
 Feasible or cost-effective way of disposing garbage
 Using recycling process to solve anti-social elements in society.
 To clear off unaddressed or improperly managed dump sites with
our method
 Possible long-term government tie-ups.
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10. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 10
Operational Department
Financial Department
Lower level workers
Administration
Department
ManagersPartners

11. OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE
 The six of us would be the partners and administrative managers of G2G with
powers & responsibilities divided equally.
 All of us will be contributing in the initial investment for starting the
organization and performing for the completion operational tasks.
 The funds will be generated from the institutions that provide loans which
include banks,KFC (tasksKerala Finance Corporation), etc.
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12. Contd.
 We will divide the responsibilities in operational and administrative
departments which includes mainly : managing the employee and workers,
choosing dump sites, and incharge of networking .
 The finance department will consist of one financial manager who will be
incharge of the accounting and financial aspects of the company.
 The lower level will consist of workers (approx. 15 workers) who will
perform the loading, cleaning, and maintenance job.
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13. PROFIT ANALYSIS
 Cost :
 Two JCbs clearing the garbage and
making the landfill for 8 hours everyday
in two weeks = Rs. 224000 per landfill
(considering 1 jcb costs as 1000 per
hour)
 Two JCBs taking out the manure and
other non-degradable materials for 1
week = Rs. 112000
 Estimated cost of Plastic sheet =
Rs.10000 per landfill
 Salary to financial manager ( Rs. 30000
per month )
 Wages:63000 (200 perday for worker
for 3 weeks [21 days])
 Total : Rs. 439000 approx.
 Revenue:
 From govt = Rs. 740000
 Clearance charges : Rs. 370 per tonne
 Decomposing charges = free of cost
 Providing materials to recycling company: free of
cost
 Profit:
 Rs. (740000 - 439000) = Rs. 300000 approx.
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14. SOCIAL RELEVANCE
 Aids government to follow an eco-friendly and cost effective way of
waste disposal
 Producing materials of further use from the waste
 To eliminate the existence of garbage mafia
 Helps to remove social, economic and health related issues from ill-
treatment of waste
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15. ADVANTAGES
 Feasible or Cost effective method
 Eco-friendly approach
 Eliminates existence of anti-social elements from society
 Meritorious than the current method utilised by the government
 Production of manure for agriculture and separation of non –
decomposing items for recycling plant
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16. FUTURE PLANS
 Planning to introduce a laboratory system to facilitate R&D department which might help
us to find other alternatives of decomposing
 Recent innovation in bacterial trash management is conversion of PET plastic into PHA
plastic which is both biodegradable and more economical. Hence, using this breakthrough
as well.
 Possible government tie-ups
 Selling the manure in the market
 Starting our own recycling plant
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17. CONCLUSION
 With the help of anaerobic process which is both natural and economical, we
can decompose waste and turn it into something that is valuable.
 It is way better than the current waste treatment policy of the Government
 It is both feasible as well as hugely profitable business.
 It has the potential of future expansion and innovation.
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18. References
 Satyamev Jayate (Season-2, Episode- 3)
 www.Howstuffworks.com
 www.wikipedia.org
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