Decentralised Waste Management. Decentralised waste management is about each community managing and processing their waste in their locality and not sending it all to a centralised large processing facility or often a landfill.. ID: 362718
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Community Waste Management
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Decentralised Waste Management
Decentralised waste management is about each community managing and processing their waste in their locality and not sending it all to a centralised large processing facility or often a landfill.
There are two principles behind decentralised waste management:
When waste is managed at source it becomes a resource
My waste in My backyard and not in someone else
The earlier we can segregate and process the waste, the resource recovery is much better and transportation and processing costs come down. We all need to take ownership of our waste, we can not dump our waste in other people’s backyard and force them to bear the burden of our reckless consumption lifestyle.
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Community Waste Management
To conduct the Waste Audit, you can avail the services of a professional agency like
Saahas
.
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Details of the various bin systems have been listed later in the series
.
Bins should not be lined with Plastic
Green bin for the biodegradable items can only be lined with newspaper/banana leaf
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There are several technologies available for managing wet waste. You can select the one appropriate for your community.
Ensure that the vendor selected for collecting dry waste, also sorts and recycles low value dry waste.
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Suitable penalisation system must be planned for defaulters and it must be strictly adhered
to.
Common e-Waste and tube lights/ CFLs bins in common areas such as club
house/lobbies.
Bulk/Odd Items, waste after a big event, parties etc. to be kept separately
.
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Different BIN Systems
2 Bins and a Bag
Green bin for Biodegradable, Bag for Dry,Red for Rejects (Includes both sanitary and HHW)
3 Bins and a Bag Green bin for Biodegradable, Bag for Dry,Red bin for Sanitary,Black bin for HHW
4 BinsGreen bin for Biodegradable, Blue bin for Dry,Red bin for Sanitary,Black bin for HHW
Note:
e-Waste and CFL, Tube lights could be collected through common bins at community places.
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Presentations text content in Community Waste Management
Community Waste Management
Slide2Decentralised Waste Management
Decentralised waste management is about each community managing and processing their waste in their locality and not sending it all to a centralised large processing facility or often a landfill.
There are two principles behind decentralised waste management:
When waste is managed at source it becomes a resource
My waste in My backyard and not in someone else
The earlier we can segregate and process the waste, the resource recovery is much better and transportation and processing costs come down. We all need to take ownership of our waste, we can not dump our waste in other people’s backyard and force them to bear the burden of our reckless consumption lifestyle.
Slide3Community Waste Management
To conduct the Waste Audit, you can avail the services of a professional agency like
Saahas
.
Slide4Details of the various bin systems have been listed later in the series
.
Bins should not be lined with Plastic
Green bin for the biodegradable items can only be lined with newspaper/banana leaf
Slide5There are several technologies available for managing wet waste. You can select the one appropriate for your community.
Ensure that the vendor selected for collecting dry waste, also sorts and recycles low value dry waste.
Slide6Suitable penalisation system must be planned for defaulters and it must be strictly adhered
to.
Common e-Waste and tube lights/ CFLs bins in common areas such as club
house/lobbies.
Bulk/Odd Items, waste after a big event, parties etc. to be kept separately
.
Slide7Different BIN Systems
2 Bins and a Bag
Green bin for Biodegradable, Bag for Dry,Red for Rejects (Includes both sanitary and HHW)
3 Bins and a Bag Green bin for Biodegradable, Bag for Dry,Red bin for Sanitary,Black bin for HHW
4 BinsGreen bin for Biodegradable, Blue bin for Dry,Red bin for Sanitary,Black bin for HHW
Note:
e-Waste and CFL, Tube lights could be collected through common bins at community places.
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