Waste Management.
In a world where waste management is becoming a growing concern, Zero Waste Circular Solutions (ZWC) is taking the initiative to promote the concept of zero waste and its benefits to the environment. Recently, ZWC conducted an awareness rally on World Earth Day to educate residents of residential societies in Greater Noida about the importance of source segregation of waste at the household level. This small step towards source segregation has the potential to make a significant impact on the environment and promote a sustainable future. In this blog, we will delve deeper into ZWC’s mission and how its innovative digital platforms and practices are transforming misplaced waste management
“Small steps lead to a greener future – Zero Waste, Zero Worries”
Zero Waste Circular Solutions (ZWC) is making significant attempts to promote the zero waste idea and its environmental benefits. As part of this program, ZWC held an awareness rally on World Earth Day, 22.4.23, in Greater Noida’s “Paras Tierea” and “Mahagun Mywoods” residential complexes with an aim to educate residents on the need for 100% waste source separation at the household level.
The issue of waste management has become a significant problem in many parts of the world, and India is no exception. In response to this growing concern, Zero Waste Circular Solutions (ZWC) has taken the initiative to promote the concept of zero waste management and encourage people to become “Zero Waste Citizens.”
As part of this mission, ZWC recently conducted an awareness rally on World Earth Day in two residential societies in Greater Noida, where they were joined by Enactus, an NGO dedicated to promoting sustainable development. Although, The primary focus of the campaign was to promote source segregation of waste, which involves keeping two dustbins with lids – one green and one blue – for the separation of wet and dry waste
The need for source segregation cannot be stressed enough. The Indian Government has recognized the importance of source segregation, making it mandatory under the MSW Rules, 2016. Many government agencies also impose penalties on residents for not segregating waste at their doorstep. The benefits of source segregation are significant. By implementing this small method, we can save our planet from environmental concerns.
As the wet waste will be processed through machinery to become compost, which can be used as a natural fertilizer and dry waste will be recycled without losing its quality, reducing the need for virgin raw materials and conserving natural resources, ZWC’s initiative to promote source segregation of waste is a step in the right direction towards building sustainable communities. By encouraging citizens to become Zero Waste Citizens and adopting sustainable practices, we can make a positive impact on the environment and create a better future for ourselves and generations to come.
Overall, the response from the majority of residents was positive, and they assured us that they would implement source segregation with immediate effect. ZWC is confident that this small step will lead to a significant impact on the environment and encourages all citizens to embrace the zero-waste lifestyle ensuring maximum resource recovery at source and reuse of the same recovered resource in the same human and economic ecosystem.
