Segregation Of Waste For Recycling And Treatment
Delhi and Noida, like many cities in India, suffers from inefficient Municipal Waste Management and the main problem is lack of waste management plan and lack of involvement of different stakeholders in systematizing waste collection and disposal. In response to this need, IPCA has launched a project “S.O.R.T.” (Segregation of Organic-Waste for Recycling and Treatment) supported by Swarn Lata Motherson Trust in Delhi/NCR. In this project waste will be minimized by source segregation and composting through a Sustainable Approach of Solid Waste Management.
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Mantra For Advance Sustainable Solution
India faces significant environmental challenges due to inadequate waste management practices, resulting in pollution, health hazards and inefficient use of resources. The absence of proper waste segregation, collection, and disposal infrastructure compounds the issue. Moreover, the lack of awareness and capacity building among waste workers and communities hinders the adoption of sustainable waste management practices. There was a pressing need for a comprehensive approach that addresses these gaps and promotes a circular economy through effective waste management solutions.
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Bottles For Change
Bottles for Change Programme is an initiative by Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd. that aims to create awareness among citizens about importance of waste segregation and plastic recycling.
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Project Air Care (PAC)
IPCA partnered with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Consumer Healthcare to undertake “PROJECT AIR CARE” as a part of the CSR initiative of GSK in 2020-21. The project is supported by Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) and CSIR-NEERI (Council of Scientific & Industrial Research-National Environmental Engineering Research Institute) and executed in Gurugram.
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Solution Of Air Pollution (SAP)
Industrial and traffic related air pollution are one of the responsible sources for generating high spatio-temporal variations in air quality in the city.
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