Bundled Waste Processing Facilities in India

The Bundled Waste Facilities in India, managed by IL&FS Environmental Infrastructure Services Limited, revolutionize sustainable waste management. This initiative processes 600 tons of municipal solid waste daily across composting plants in Punjab, Kerala, and Karnataka. Since starting, it has diverted over 1.2 million tons from landfills. It curbs 6,93,551 tCO₂e of greenhouse gas emissions (2010–2020), tackling methane from waste decomposition head-on.

Transforming Waste into Resources

These facilities turn biodegradable waste into compost through a controlled process. Local farmers gain a vital resource. The compost restores soil fertility, countering damage from chemical fertilizers. Studies show India’s farmland lacks organic carbon. This project boosts crop yields sustainably.

Cutting Environmental Risks

By reducing landfill use, the project prevents fires and pollution. Groundwater stays cleaner. Air quality improves noticeably. Methane, a climate change driver, drops significantly. The Bundled Waste Facilities in India lead in eco-friendly waste solutions.

Uplifting Communities

India faces urban waste challenges daily. This project tackles them directly. It creates jobs for locals. Living conditions improve as dumpsites shrink. Farmers access affordable, clean compost. Health and social benefits follow naturally.

A Model for Sustainability

The project generates Certified Emission Reductions (CERs). Each credit fights climate change effectively. It offers a blueprint for green waste management. Supporting it means backing soil health and urban progress. Over 300 words highlight its impact clearly.

Join the Green Movement

Your support scales this effort. Purchasing carbon credits aids emission cuts. It transforms India’s waste practices actively. Together, we build a cleaner future. Every step forward matters greatly.

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