Project zero waste

Our journey towards a waste free future, one sustainable step at a time.

Process for Rural Initiative

  1. Village Identification and Waste Assessment

  2. Streamlining efforts to align with panchayat for efficient dustbin deployment and labour coordination

  3. Raising awareness, enhancing plastic waste collection and ensuring environmentally sustainable disposal

REACH

  • 33
    Districts of Gujarat
  • 121
    Villages
  • 93
    Schools
  • 2,00,000 +
    People

WASTE COLLECTED


  • 2,60,860+ Kgs

  • 88,582+ Kgs

  • 1,72,278+ Kgs

IMPACT


  • 525+

  • 1,35,474 Kgs

  • 3,28,957 KWH

Process for urban initiative

  1. Shortlisting the schools

  2. Spreading the awareness through different initiatives

  3. Ensuring to create memories so that kids can takeaway the learning

REACH

  • 4
    Districts of Gujarat
  • 28
    Schools
  • 4000 +
    Students

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Havmor extends heartfelt appreciation to the superheroes / safai karmacharis driving our waste management efforts.

“Driving Sustainable Change: Our Annual Action Plan"

  1. Expanding Project Zero Waste

    Continuing our commitment to Project Zero Waste, we aim to enhance our impact within our home state, ensuring more comprehensive coverage. Our goal is to replicate this initiative in Maharashtra in the near future.

  2. Hybrid Approach for Greater Impact

    Embracing a hybrid approach, we will tailor our initiatives to suit urban and rural environments. In urban areas, we are conducting school awareness initiative to instill waste management practices among the younger generation. Simultaneously, in rural areas, we will focus on raising awareness and implementing waste collection systems.

  3. Empowering Women Locally

    In addition to our waste management efforts, we are planning to work for women's empowerment within local communities. Our management team will actively engage in initiatives aimed at providing opportunities and support for women in the areas where we operate in near future.

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