Communities on OMR receiving free composters
In parts of Rajiv Gandhi Salai, gated communities that take source segregation seriously have found an ally. PLAN Foundation, a Mumbai-based NGO working with communities on climate and waste solutions, is encouraging in situ composting. And it walks the talk by establishing free in-house composting facilities for bulk waste generators.
- ▪In parts of Rajiv Gandhi Salai, gated communities that take source segregation seriously have found an ally.
- ▪PLAN Foundation, a Mumbai-based NGO working with communities on climate and waste solutions, is encouraging in situ composting.
- ▪And it walks the talk by establishing free in-house composting facilities for bulk waste generators.
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In parts of Rajiv Gandhi Salai, gated communities that take source segregation seriously have found an ally. PLAN Foundation, a Mumbai-based NGO working with communities on climate and waste solutions, is encouraging in situ composting. And it walks the talk by establishing free in-house composting facilities for bulk waste generators. Going on steam in February, the exercise has benefitted gated communities in Kelambakkam, Padur and Kazhipattur. Educational institutions and companies also come under the ambit of this initiative.Under SORT (Segregation of Waste for Recycling and Treatment), a flagship initiative of Swarn Lata Motherson Trust and PLAN Foundation, community composters called ‘aerobins’ are being given to educational institutions, gated communities and companies that fall…
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