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Decentralised Waste Processing is crucial to reduce waste quantity at dumping zones and minimize the need for landfill sites. In metro cities, the number of Biodegradable Waste Generators often exceeds 500, making efficient waste management a top priority. Handling waste in campuses becomes more manageable with self-sustainable models that eliminate the need for additional land, infrastructure, or machinery from Urban Local Bodies. These models not only align with Swachh Bharat Mission and compliance standards but also contribute to social and environmental responsibilities. Integrating various programs from both Central and State Governments into this decentralized waste management model can further enhance its impact. Together, by adopting such initiatives, we can work towards a cleaner, more self-reliant, and healthier India. #SwachhBharat #AatmNirbharBharat #SwasthyaBharat

Untreated waste either ends up on the roads or in landfills. Both of which are equally bad and literally pile-up the problem further. A proper waste management system is just as crucial as the healthcare system, and it would be fair to say that there is a direct correlation between the two. Despite being the 5th largest economy and technically progressive, India's cities still top the list of most polluted urban centers globally. This indicates that there is a serious disconnection between economic growth and acceptable living standards for the masses. Discussion around waste management in politics is almost non-existent for some reason, and therefore, we as people are just as much to blame. Drawing from Germany’s model of managing waste, India needs to decentralize the power to local municipalities and encourage public-private partnerships in the sector to increase efficiency and incentivize waste management programs. #WasteManagement #PollutionControl #PublicHealth #UrbanWaste #CleanIndia

Have you ever wondered how waste management operates in #India? 🗑️✨ In #Chennai, a seamless process is maintained by dedicated garbage collectors like Kumar. Each day, Kumar arrives in neighborhoods, announcing his presence with a recording. Residents then bring out their meticulously sorted trash and recycling for collection. 🇮🇳 Kumar's commitment ensures an efficient and effective waste management system, contributing to a cleaner and greener city. ⚡️ #DidYouKnow #IndianCulture #EnvironmentalismInAction

🌍 Talking Trash. How can India win the Solid Waste Management Battle?🗑️ India produces 62 million tonnes of waste every year—imagine 10,000 cricket stadiums full of garbage! But only 20% of it is treated properly. The rest pollutes our rivers, air, and land. With waste increasing by 4% every year, the challenge is growing. But we can learn from countries like Sweden and San Francisco, which recycle and manage waste efficiently. Here’s how India can step up, ✅ Segregate Waste at Home ✅ Support Waste Pickers ✅ Reuse and Recycle ✅ Enforce Policies ✅ Use community-based models Read more about the solutions in the below article. What’s your take on managing waste better?

Antony Waste Lands ₹908 Crore Contract—Big Win with Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation! In a major development, Antony Waste Handling Cell Ltd. has secured a ₹908 crore contract with the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC), marking a significant milestone in the company’s journey. This contract highlights Antony Waste’s leadership in providing world-class waste management solutions across India. This strategic win will bolster Antony Waste’s mission to drive sustainability and efficiency in urban waste handling, setting a new standard in municipal waste management. The partnership with NMMC underscores the company’s growing influence in India’s sanitation and environmental sectors. https://lnkd.in/ew_t3u7z #AntonyWaste #WasteManagement #Sustainability #MunicipalCorporation #EnvironmentalServices #UrbanDevelopment #NaviMumbai #CleanIndia #CorporateSuccess #GreenInitiatives #Youtubeshorts #Shorts #Facebook #Linkedln What does this contract mean for the future of urban waste management in India? Share your thoughts in the comments, and follow us for more updates on sustainability and corporate milestones!

Untreated waste either ends up on the roads or in landfills. Both of which are equally bad and literally pile-up the problem further. A proper waste management system is just as crucial as the healthcare system, and it would be fair to say that there is a direct correlation between the two. Despite being the 5th largest economy and technically progressive, India's cities still top the list of most polluted urban centers globally. This indicates that there is a serious disconnection between economic growth and acceptable living standards for the masses. Discussion around waste management in politics is almost non-existent for some reason, and therefore, we as people are just as much to blame. Drawing from Germany’s model of managing waste, India needs to decentralize the power to local municipalities and encourage public-private partnerships in the sector to increase efficiency and incentivize waste management programs. #WasteManagement #PollutionControl #PublicHealth #CleanCities

Unscientific Landfills, Segregation, and Resource Constraints: Critical Challenges in Waste Management India's waste management system is grappling with three critical issues: 1. Unscientific Landfills: Over 70% of collected waste ends up in poorly managed landfills, resulting in environmental hazards like groundwater contamination and greenhouse gas emissions. 2. Segregation at Source: Despite awareness efforts, insufficient source segregation hampers effective recycling and composting. 3. Resource Constraints: Municipalities lack the funding and technical resources to implement advanced waste solutions. We need policy reform, public participation, and sustainable funding models to address these challenges effectively. Let’s build a cleaner, greener India! #WasteManagement #Sustainability #GreenFuture #EnvironmentalPolicy #India

Waste Management in Odisha: There are five types of wastes generated in Odisha-Municipal waste, Biomedical waste, hazardous waste, electronic waste and plastic waste. There are different rules and regulations to manage these wastes. Odisha State Pollution Control Board also plays a pivotal rule in managing various types of waste in the state. Follow this illustration to know zero waste tips compiled by team Poverty & Human Development Monitoring Agency (PHDMA) #waste #wastemanagement #zerowaste #phdma

🌍 Understanding the Socio-Economic & Environmental Impacts of Waste Management in Tamil Nadu 🌱 As Tamil Nadu continues to urbanize and industrialize rapidly, the importance of effective waste management cannot be overstated. The way we handle waste not only affects our environment but also has profound socio-economic implications. 🔍 Key Takeaways: Economic Impact: Waste management is both a challenge and an opportunity. While improper waste handling incurs significant costs, the sector also offers potential for job creation, especially in recycling and waste-to-energy initiatives. Social Dimension: Public health is directly influenced by waste management practices. Marginalized communities, including informal waste workers, often bear the brunt of inadequate waste disposal. Environmental Consequences: Land, water, and air pollution, along with climate change contributions, are critical issues that need addressing through sustainable practices. 💡 What Can Be Done? Strengthening infrastructure and enforcement of regulations. Promoting public awareness and community engagement in waste segregation and reduction. Investing in innovative technologies to transform waste into valuable resources. By addressing these challenges, Tamil Nadu can pave the way for a cleaner, greener future. 🌿 Let's work together to make waste management a priority in our journey toward sustainability! #WasteManagement #TamilNadu #Sustainability #Environment #SocioEconomicImpact #CircularEconomy #Urbanization #PublicHealth

News Alert! 🌟 The recent verdict from the Supreme Court regarding the untreated solid waste crisis in Delhi and the NCR has once again shed light on the urgent need for sustainable solutions. It's time for action, and I'm proud to highlight that Thermax Limited is already leading the charge in this arena! With our cutting-edge technologies, thermax offers integrated, indigenized solutions for a variety of agricultural wastes, industrial wastes, refuse derived fuel (RDF) and processed municipal solid waste (MSW). We have the expertise in providing clean and green solutions for converting Waste to Energy. Let's collaborate to create a cleaner, greener future for India. Together, we can turn this "horrifying" situation into a success story of innovation and environmental stewardship. For more information:👇 https://bitly.cx/RfBUb #EnvironmentalRegulation #Sustainability #Thermax #WasteToEnergy #SustainableFuture #CommunityAction #PublicHealth #UrbanDevelopment #SustainableInfrastructure #PolicyDevelopment #WasteManagementPolicy #GovernmentFunding #WasteManagement #GreenSolutions #CleanDelhi #InnovativeTechnology #CircularEconomy #WasteToEnergy #SustainableFuture #CommunityAction #PublicHealth #UrbanDevelopment 🌱♻️