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This week in the Certificate Course on Entrepreneurship in Solid Waste Management, we resolved another query from a curious participant. We believe that, strengthening the said areas are crucial for amplifying the impact and gaining the recognition that the organizations deserve. What are your thoughts on this question? Share your answers in the comments below! Indian Pollution Control Association | TERI School of Advanced Studies | Arun Kansal | Ashish Jain | Dr. Radha Goyal | Dr. Reena Chadha | Garima Kaushik | Atul Kumar | Divya Soman | Anugya Singh #startups #documentation #communication #certificate #onlinecourse #WasteManagement #SolidWasteManagement #SWM #PlasticWasteManagement #India #ICWMR #TERISAS #IPCA #sustainability #solidwaste #recycle #environment #eco #gogreen #sustainableliving #reuse

RECYCLING = CIRCULAR ECONOMY Passionate about RECYCLING and transforming waste into valuable resources? The Nairobi Circular Economy ClimAccelerator is the perfect platform for your business to thrive. Think of businesses that, RECYCLE items such as paper products, bottles, metal waste and even textiles and fabric consequently innovating in waste management and recycling. If this sounds like your business, apply before 28th April to stand a chance to join the programme. Visit our website to learn more and submit your application TODAY. Link - https://lnkd.in/dHieJB7q ClimAccelerator is a global programme for start-ups to innovate, catalyse and scale the potential of their climate solutions. #CircularEconomy #Entrepreneur #NairobiAccelerator #Reuse #Recycle

The bioeconomy is becoming an essential aspect of our world, impacting areas like food, plastics, clothing, and energy. As it expands, prioritizing sustainability is crucial. AscendBio in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, enables companies in the industrial biotech and agritech sectors to scale up their technologies and business operations. Arduro Sustainable Rubber, an AscendBio company, develops a clean technology process that turns waste tires back into high-grade, valuable raw materials. Why Nova Scotia? Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02-8rbC0 #InvestNovaScotia #StartUpEast #CleanTech #Sustainability

BathBact: waste management with biotechnological solutions🔬 A wide variety of waste can be treated with the help of microorganisms. BathBact's mission is to use microbial technology to transform waste into valuable resources, starting with portable sanitation systems. Their aim is not just to treat waste, but to transform it, promoting sustainability and efficiency at every step.🧬 BathBact combines selected non-pathogenic microbes with a unique polymer structure to create a system that is cheap, circular and scalable. This innovative approach provides a sustainable alternative to traditional chemical toilets, meeting the needs of families, campers, and municipalities.💡 Founded in 2022 by Marco Fazzini and Matteo Curcio, BathBact has won multiple awards for its impactful solutions, including the Best Established Startup award, and continues to push the boundaries of what's possible in waste management. 📈 Follow Arcadia to stay updated on pioneering startups!🚀 Startup: BathBact Author: Vega Ventures by Arcadia

The secret to innovation, is identifying a problem and offering a valuable solution 💡🥥🪵 It has been proven overtime that being an innovator isn’t so hard. It only requires you to identify a problem, and do beyond what others are willing to do, to offer a valuable solution. This entrepreneur proves that fact. He identified a problem with deforestation in his community, and also with the constantly discarded coconut shells. After putting two and two together, he came up with a solution, a sustainable alternative for coal; Coconut shell briquettes. 🥥 Not only is this innovation mitigating deforestation in his community, it is also enhancing the agricultural value chain and promoting a circular economy. We all need to start finding ways to contribute to our community and the world at large by birthing innovations that help people live better and help build a greener world. #cleanenergy #renewableresources #environmentalsustainability #communitydevelopment #greeninnovation #sustainableenergy #circulareconomy #agriculturalvaluechain

As per the Frost & Sullivan report, municipal solid waste generation is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.9% to reach 115 million tons per annum by the financial year 2025. Hence the need for collection, segregation and transportation of waste along with the development of scientific recycling and disposal methods for the management of waste is only going to increase. Our conversations with teams working in this space have helped us understand the need for private capital to also augment the government efforts in this space. Which is why we are investing in Green Worms Beyond just the need for startups innovating in this space, the startup also helps Self-help Groups (SHGs) with better employment opportunities, better pay and livelihood creation—which we feel also adds to the positive changes they are pushing forward. Read more about the investment in the blog. https://lnkd.in/dxzBaskq

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) drives innovation by making producers accountable for waste, fostering eco-friendly designs, new materials, and recycling tech. It fuels entrepreneurship in waste management startups, encourages collaboration, and promotes a sustainable economy benefiting both the environment and businesses. #EPR #Wastemanagement #circulareconomy

💧 A Partnership That’s Changing the Future of Water 🌍 Here’s How. FACT: 2.2 billion people lack access to clean drinking water. FACT: Businesses lose billions yearly due to water scarcity disrupting supply chains and operations. Here’s the game-changer. We just partnered with AGUA DE SOL, the company that’s creating clean, drinkable water… from THIN AIR. 💥 What’s the Big Deal? AGUA DE SOL isn’t just another tech company, they’ve developed solar-powered machines that pull water out of the air. Think about that for a second. Sustainable, renewable, unlimited water. This isn’t “nice to have.” It’s a must-have for: • Communities on the frontlines of water scarcity. • Businesses fighting to stay operational in water-stressed regions. • Governments looking for scalable, sustainable solutions. 💧 What We’re Doing Together At GCG, we know ESG is more than buzzwords, it’s about delivering measurable results. That’s why this partnership isn’t just about tech; it’s about implementation: • Assisting in delivering Agua de Sol’s systems in regions that need it most. • Helping companies integrate this technology into their ESG and CSR strategies. • Scaling solutions that make water access sustainable AND profitable. 🎯 What’s in It for You? If you’re in construction, manufacturing, agriculture, or any water-intensive industry, here’s the deal, water scarcity WILL hit your bottom line. Partnering with us means staying ahead of the curve, protecting your operations, and contributing to a world where water is no longer a luxury. 💬 Let’s Talk About the Future. Imagine a world where water scarcity isn’t a problem anymore. That’s what we’re building with Agua de Sol. 👉 Curious how this can transform your business? Drop me a DM or visit Agua de Sol to see the tech in action. 👉 Ready to lead the change? Comment “Let’s GO” below, and let’s build something great together. This isn’t just a partnership, it’s a revolution. Because the future of water is here. #Sustainability #Innovation #Leadership #FutureOfWork #BusinessGrowth #DigitalTransformation #ClimateChange #CorporateSocialResponsibility #GrowthMindset #Entrepreneurship #GreenBusiness #ChangeManagement #EnvironmentalImpact #LeadershipDevelopment #ESG #SustainableBusiness #Industry40 #InnovationStrategy #BusinessStrategy #ImpactInvesting #Finance #Banking #ChemicalIndustry #Manufacturing #FoodProduction #SupplyChain #Energy #CleanTech #CircularEconomy #AgTech #Retail #ConstructionIndustry

Industry Leaders Highlight Waste Management Solutions, With India's Waste Management market projected to grow from USD 13.1 billion in 2023 to USD 21.7 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 6.50% during 2024 – 2032, the roundtable aimed to address critical issues. #sectors #environment #innovation #management #technology #wastemanagement #entrepreneurship #startups #plasticrecycling #sustainability SMEStreet Faiz Askari

How EPR Sparks Creativity and Entrepreneurship Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is an innovation in the realm of environmental sustainability. At its core, EPR is a concept that places the onus of waste management on the producers of goods, encouraging them to take responsibility for the entire lifecycle of their products. This idea didn't emerge overnight; it evolved as a response to the burgeoning environmental crises of the late 20th century. The inception of EPR dates back to the 1970s and 1980s when concerns about pollution and resource depletion began to grip the global consciousness. Governments and environmental advocates recognised the need for a shift in how we approach waste management. Traditional methods, which relied heavily on municipal services and taxpayer funds, proved insufficient in tackling the huge pile of waste. As EPR gained momentum, it ushered in a new era of corporate accountability. Instead of viewing waste as a burden to be passed on to society, businesses started seeing it as an opportunity for innovation. By integrating environmental considerations into product design, companies began to rethink their manufacturing processes. This shift led to the birth of eco-friendly materials, modular designs for easier disassembly, and innovative recycling technologies. Among the most notable qualities of EPR is its knack for promoting creativity and entrepreneurship. By imposing responsibility for waste management, EPR incentivises businesses to explore novel solutions. Entrepreneurs, in turn, seize this opportunity to develop new technologies and services aimed at reducing, reusing, and recycling materials. Start-ups specialising in waste-to-energy conversion, sustainable packaging, and circular economy models have flourished in the wake of EPR legislation. These ventures not only contribute to environmental conservation but also stimulate economic growth by creating jobs and driving demand for green technologies. Moreover, EPR has catalysed collaboration across industries. Manufacturers, retailers, and waste management companies are now working together to optimise resource utilization and minimize environmental impact. This collaborative spirit fosters a culture of innovation, where ideas are shared, refined, and implemented for the collective benefit of society. EPR has brought a shift towards a more sustainable and responsible approach to production and consumption. Promoting creativity and entrepreneurship not only tackles environmental challenges but also drives economic prosperity. #EPR #Entrepreneurship #EnvironmentalSustainability