Clean Kerala Company

In Kerala, fishing communities are pulling plastic from the sea and turning it into roads. This simple idea is helping clean the ocean, create jobs, and build stronger, cheaper roads across the state.

Nedumgandam may be a small village in Idukki district but it can sure give big lessons in trash management to all of India!

By turning a major garbage crisis into an opportunity, Kerala's Alappuzha has shown how urban waste can be successfully and sustainably managed.

IT@School, a state government initiated project envisions to collect old monitors, mouses, keyboards, UPS among other things that have accumulated from over 10,000 schools and educational offices.

In order to curb the increasing amount of plastic bags and other products disposed of in civic spaces across Kerala, the Clean Kerala Company will now collect shredded plastic from residents and municipality authorities for road construction.