waste segregation

The once dump yard, today boasts of trees like pomegranate, sweet lime, guava, and also has plants like lemon, lady finger, tomato, black plum, lemon and bitter gourd.

Harshvardhan Erra’s biodigesters produce no odour, can be installed in a small space and is easy to use. What’s more, they even provide a steady supply of organic fertilizers!

RaddiConnect not only picks up clean recyclable trash from your doorstep free of cost but ensures it is sent to the right recyclers. The biggest impact is that the money you get in exchange for this recyclable waste can be donated to four diverse city-based NGOs.

“We rarely get money from marathon organisers and municipal corporations. But it is nothing that we cannot tackle,” says the inspiring man. #Respect #RealLifeHero

"The next time you dispose your trash, ensure you segregate. Why? We can collect double the amount of recyclable plastic and paper from segregated dry waste as compared to the mixed garbage you are currently throwing out."

"Paper and cloth waste are used for making decorative items, curtains, toys, cushion covers, etc. Alcohol bottles and other broken glasses are reused in the construction of buildings. We are also shredding the plastic and selling it to Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) for road construction."

"We felt that their work was phenomenal, and yet, they remained invisible.”

With five beach cleanups and innumerable awareness programmes, The Kachrewaale Project is changing the way Andaman Islands is handling its waste.

Till date, the society has prevented more than 192 MT of waste from ending up in a landfill by vermicomposting!

The waste segregator is currently available in four capacities—500 kg, two tonnes, five tonnes and ten tonnes.