The Incredible Truth
Source Segregation can achieve upto
90% resource recovery from waste
With existing waste disposal methods we are able to salvage
only upto 20% of our waste.
By practicing source segregation, we can recover upto 90% resources from our waste
& become an enabler for the shift from linear to circular economy.
Let's Practice Source Segregation
Become A Saviour Of The Planet
A better world is created with better practices in place.
Source Segregation is the first and most critical step in efficient waste management.
Surprisingly, it is also the simplest to implement.
Some of the benefits of source segregation include:
Improving the recycling potential for different types of waste being disposed
Reducing pollution significantly
Reducing cost of processing waste
Enabling composting/ bio-mechanization which helps in enriching the soil
Giving a dignified livelihood to waste workers
Let's Practice Source Segregation
Become A Saviour Of The Planet
A better world is created with better practices in place.
Source Segregation is the first and most critical step in efficient waste management.
Surprisingly, it is also the simplest to implement.
Some of the benefits of source segregation include:
Improving the recycling potential for different types of waste being disposed
Reducing pollution significantly
Reducing cost of processing waste
Enabling composting/ bio-mechanization which helps in enriching the soil
Giving a dignified livelihood to waste workers
Let's Practice Source Segregation
Become A Saviour Of The Planet
A better world is created with better practices in place.
Source Segregation is the first and most critical step in efficient waste management.
Surprisingly, it is also the simplest to implement.
Some of the benefits of source segregation include:
Improving the recycling potential for different types of waste being disposed
Reducing pollution significantly
Reducing cost of processing waste
Enabling composting/ bio-mechanization which helps in enriching the soil
Giving a dignified livelihood to waste workers
Things To Know
What Is Source Segregation & How Do You Get Involved?
Source segregation is the first and most critical step in efficient waste management.
It's a very easy practice to adopt.
ALAG KARO INITIATIVE
Join Hands With Us On This Journey Towards a Clean City
Alag karo is an initiative that helps individuals and institutions become a part of the
solution rather than the problem of waste.
Alag Karo Allies
The Change Makers
Glimpse of our efforts
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Participate With Us
Knowledge Dissemination | 8th December 2019 | DLF Club 5
Event:
Knowledge Dissemination of The Alag Karo program. This event seeks to bring together all the key stakeholders along with the social entrepreneur’s ecosystem that blossomed with the progress of Alag Karo to share the challenges, learnings, and outcomes
The Green Societies will also be felicitated
Where:
Tulip Hall, DLF Club 5, Club Drive Road, DLF Phase 5, Sector 43, Gurgaon
When:
Sunday 8th December 2019, 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Why:
We look forward to your participation, inspiring each other to adopt waste segregation at source for a sustainable future. As, in the end, lies the new beginning
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Media Box
6th September, 2017
SAURAV BATS FOR SEGREGATION
Former Indian cricket captain and brand ambassador of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Sourav Ganguly, shared how his daughter is careful of handling waste and tells them at home to segregate...
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7th June , 2018
A GREEN MESSAGE CONVEYED THROUGH THEATRE, MUSIC AND COMEDY IN GURGAON
On World Environment Day, the message of waste segregation was conveyed in Gurgaon in a unique manner – through music, drama, and comedy. Organised by...
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6th June, 2018
CONSCIOUS OF GARBAGE MANAGEMENT
Jagaran Reporter, Naveen Gururgram: 'Separate three' program was organized in the DLF Cyber Hub on the occasion of World Environment Day, which concluded Tuesday evening...
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