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- 1. Waste Management Framework For Sustainable School Awards Let’s get started….
- 2. Structure Waste Management Plan Waste Audit Collection Segregation End of Life STRUCTURE
- 3. Collection & Segregation Matrix Waste Management Plan Type of Bins Class Room Canteen Staff Room Library Labs Computer Room Music/Sports Room Ground Reception Paper / tetra packs Food Plastic / Cans / Aluminum Chemicals Liquid (Water) Soil / Dry leaves E-Waste
- 4. The Process (Part I) Waste Management Plan Label all bins to know which waste is to go in which bin Depending on the amount of waste, set up a collection frequency. Food Waste needs to be collected daily Depending on type of waste, set up as many number of bins on each floor* Train cleaning staff on various types of waste and how to use different bins Identify End of Life Partners for all types of waste *No. of floor bins will depend on school’s area
- 5. Waste Management Plan The Process (Part II) For Paper / Tetra Packs, Plastic, Cans, Aluminum Class Rooms Canteen Staff Room Library Labs Ground Activity Rooms Reception Floor Bin 1 Floor Bin 2 Floor Bin 3 Floor Bin 4 Main School Bin 2Main School Bin 2 End of Life Recycler For E-Waste Computer Labs End of Life Recycler
- 6. Waste Management Plan The Process (Part III) For Food Waste Class Rooms Canteen Staff Room Ground Reception Floor Bin 1 Floor Bin 2 Composting Area* *Instructions for setting up a compost pit to be provided at a later stage
- 7. - End of Part 1 - For any queries, please write to us at schools@ecoslate.in