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Delhi relies on a largely informal sector of over 1.5 lakh waste workers to collect, segregate and recycle 20-25% of its waste. As the capital tries to transition to Waste-To-Energy plants, it may be leaving its ragpickers unacknowledged and unrewarded
Ghazipur, Bhalswa and Okhla – the three dumpsites in Delhi have collectively caused nearly Rs. 450 crore in damage to the environment. Can the national capital get rid of dumpsites and manage its waste effectively?
Team Banega Swasth India spoke with Environmental experts to know why Waste-To-Energy plants are not an ideal solution for India's waste
What’s life around Ghazipur landfill? Team Banega Swasth India spoke with some of the people living near the landfill to understand the hardships they go through every single day
Team Banega Swasth India speaks with environmental experts to understand what is wrong with Delhi's waste management system and the road ahead