1. The document describes the Bio-Cap waste management system, which uses a sealed drum with a lid and nylon bag to process kitchen waste into Bokashi and liquid fertilizer through fermentation. 2. The process involves adding chopped kitchen waste to the drum daily and spraying it with NatureVel-AG, then draining out the liquid fertilizer daily and sealing the lid for 2 weeks. 3. After 2 weeks, the fermented waste (Bokashi) can be buried in soil and used to grow plants, while the liquid fertilizer can be sold within a week for income generation and environmental conservation.

1. Bio-Cap waste
management
Tackling the waste
problem - efficiently

2. THE BIO CAP
Drum
Sealable lid
Stool
Nylon net Bag Tap

3. Kitchen Waste Treatment (Decentralized system)
1 2
1. Add all type of
kitchen waste (except
inorganic)
2. Chop into small 4 5
pieces
3. Homogeneous mix
4. Spray NatureVel -AG
on the fresh waste
daily. 6
5. Close the lid tight.
6. Drain out the Liquid
Fertilizer daily.
7. Repeat the process till
the Container is full -
leave for 2 weeks.

4. Kitchen Waste Treatment (Decentralized system)
1. Mix the fermented
leachate with
water (1 mug per
bucket) and spray
on plants.
2. Bury the Bokashi™
in 8 inches of soil
and grow plants on
top after 15 days.
3. Bury the waste
away from the
roots of growing
plants.

5. Income Generation through Kitchen Waste Composting
1. Generation of two excellent
products –Bokashi™ and Liquid
Fertilizer.
2. Pass Bokashi through a meat mince
machine.
3. Then dry in the shade.
4. It could be packaged in 1 Kg packs
for sale.
5. Different coloured Liquid Fertilizer
with different waste.
6. Should be sold within 1 week of
manufacture.

6. Initiatives so far
1. Some households carrying
out Kitchen waste
composting on their own
with Bio-Cap.
2. Indian Army has taken the
initiative in many places.
14 Inf. Div., Dehradun.
Military Training School, Bengal Engineer Group,
414 FD Ambulance AMC Centre & School, Training Battalion,
Dehradun. Lucknow Roorkee.
Command Hospital,
18 JAT Regiment, Dehradun 11 GR, Lucknow
Pune.
S.H.O Amritsar Cantt, Amritsar Command Hospital, Lucknow NSG, Gurgaon

7. Bokashi and Liquid Fertilizer spell magic in the gardens
They all have ONE
theme in common –
conservation of
environment, while
reducing cost AND
managing WASTE

8. PRESS RELEASE IN HINDUSTAN TIMES

9. The road ahead…
1. A SYSTEM needs to be
created within each unit to
keep this simple yet
powerful waste
management system alive.
2. Extend this to eco-
sanitizing your toilets and
drains as well –
conservation of
environment at reduced
cost.
3. Up scale the program to
extend across India!!

10. Thank you