Segregating waste at source is a critical behaviour that will transform how we manage waste – and the limited resources available to us.
Local governments continue to burn or dump waste due to poor source segregation, undermining the millions of rupees spent under SBM for clearing dump sites.
Lack of awareness and ineffective door-to-door collection systems lead to littering and garbage dumping spots.
Limited processing capacities and lack of market linkages for recovered resources (compost, recyclable dry wastes) causes frequent breakdown of existing systems.
We help cities adopt data driven approach to understand the risks, identify gaps, engage communities, and take action for clean toilets, safe wastewater management, and reuse of treated wastewater.
Our programs impact change at an ecosystem level - from grassroots to policy making.
Coached to adopt improved segregation behaviour and avoid littering
Supported with design and implementation of solid waste processing facilities
was provided with a monitoring dashboard for solid waste services delivery
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Innovative video animations that employ gamification principles to explain Solid Waste Management behaviours and practices. By making learning interactive and rewarding, these animatics are designed to capture the interest of a broader audience, particularly youth, and promote positive environmental actions.
Engaging IEC-BCC video animations that highlight the detrimental effects of plastic pollution. The content educates viewers on the importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling plastic, aiming to shift community behaviour towards sustainable plastic waste management.
Behavioural Change Communication (BCC) videos that illustrate the negative impacts of unmanaged liquid waste and demonstrate the benefits of proper management. The animations are crafted to influence community perceptions and encourage the adoption of safe liquid waste disposal practices.