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This document discusses waste management programs and initiatives in Bangalore, India. It describes programs run by Saahas Zero Waste Solutions to collect and recycle 7,000 kgs of waste per day from clients. The document also discusses community waste management projects in neighborhoods that partner with local organizations to segregate waste and compost food waste. Key aspects of reducing, reusing, and properly disposing of waste are emphasized.
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Zero waste is a philosophy that aims to redesign resource life cycles so that all products are reused and nothing is sent to landfills or incinerators. It involves avoiding waste, reusing items, and recycling materials. Many cities and countries have adopted zero waste plans and policies to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills and encourage recycling. Common elements of zero waste plans include separate bins for different types of waste, composting of organic waste, and recycling programs.
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- 3. Programmes reduce, reuse, recycle, refuse, recover, repair, restore, reclaim • Waste Sensitive Communities • Less Plastic for Me • E-Waste Management
- 4. Saahas Zero Waste Solutions LLP reduce, reuse, recycle, refuse, recover, repair, restore, reclaim Providing professional waste management services to companies, Schools, households and communities. Collectively we recycle 7,000 kgs of waste per day from our clients Providing livelihood opportunities and strengthening the informal Sector involved in collection and recycling of waste.
- 5. KASA RASA From waste to resources Community Waste Management initiatives in Ejipura, near NGV and in High Tension Wire area, near Jyothi Nivas College, Koramangala Partners BBMP, CSA, CHF and Saahas
- 6. Residents handing over segregated waste:
- 7. Collection by BBMP. Further segregation in the auto:
- 8. Composting of food waste from the neighbourhood
- 9. Sorting of Dry waste
- 10. Waste Sensitive Kumaran • Sources? • Types?
- 13. Waste Sensitive Kumarans • Segregate – dry recyclable from wet organic waste (food and leaves) • Also segregate e-Waste, look for bin • Toilet and medical waste, chemical waste from labs to be kept separate - rejects • Dry waste picked up by Saahas for secondary sorting and recycling •The organic waste sent to Mallasandra campus for composting in tanks
- 14. 90% of waste is recyclable!
- 16. Recycled products • Paper – recycled paper products • Plastic – used for roads and recycled plastic products such as chairs, raincoats, lower grade plastic bags. • Tetra Pak cartons – recycled paper products and roofing sheets • E-waste – plastic, metals
- 17. Pick the least recyclable material • Plastic • Glass • Metal
- 18. Pick the least recyclable material • Plastic • Glass • Metal Plastic can be recycled at most 4 to 5 times, while glass and metal can be recycled over and over without loss of quality. Source: CERE, Mumbai
- 19. How long does it take to bio-degrade? Vegetables and fruits 3 - 4 weeks Paper 1 month Wood 10-15 years Aluminum cans 200 -300 years Plastic 450 – 1000 years Thermocol, glass, Never, Unknown
- 20. REFUSE A PLASTIC BAG,CARRY YOUR OWN SHOPPING BAG
- 21. reduce MORE reuse recycle landfill LESS
- 22. United States: The Revis family of North Carolina Food consumption for 1 week Ecuador: The Ayme family of Tingo Food consumption for 1 week
- 23. Change. We make it happen
- 24. Welcome to waste sensitive BANGALORE REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE, REFUSE, RECOVER, REPAIR, RESTORE, RECLAIM