Do not Waste, Donate your Waste
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This document promotes a citizen-driven waste management initiative called "YouSee" that delivers both environmental and social benefits. It encourages reducing waste and reusing or donating items rather than throwing them away. Some specific suggestions include forming green volunteer groups, discontinuing single-use plastic items, optimizing bin systems, employee waste donation, composting food waste, and measuring carbon footprints. An example is given of Royal Sundaram office in Hyderabad implementing these practices successfully through YouSee by setting up segregated bins and donating waste to reduce bin points and buy reusable cups.
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