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Hello guys let me know what you think and suggestions and problems for the waste management startup. shoot your suggestion/problem/idea/question/tips anything you want to share in reference to waste management/recycle startup

Let’s raise a generation that chooses to reduce waste, reuse what we can, and rebuild a better Earth. ♻️ Every action matters — even something as simple as throwing waste in the right bin. 🙌 Be the change. Inspire the change.

What if waste wasn’t waste at all? ♻️ What if it was fuel for ideas? 🔥 These moments capture how sustainability + design thinking = impactful innovation. Every reused piece tells a story, every recycled material reveals opportunity. It’s not just d

Hi I am Harsh Daswani, And I introduce you my startup idea I have plan of recycle waste business in this model our tgt customer is those they sell their home recycle waste to reddy wala or kabari wala and they have no idea what was the mkt cost right

I want to develop an app where I can get e waste and then I can recycle it

Dear all I would suggest like keeping a plant of power, which would produce from our daily wast ,scarp leftoverthings. We can first bult an plant like renew plant of our waste, we recycle it & through heating it we can produce power , and

Hii all I'm Vaibhav, hope you all are doing well it's my first post. The average house hold income of Indians are increasing day by day, at the same time the consumption of Indians are increasing too it's good thing but the waste which we are produc

Hii I want to start a eco-friendly stationery business. Whole stationery products made up of waste and recycle the waste. Please share your opinion. Please share me marketing startegy. How I marketed our products.

How about offering cashback coupons when customers return paper bags for reuse? Great way to reduce waste and build customer loyalty. Apps like zepto, Swiggy Instamart, blinkit

The circular economy is an economic model designed to minimize waste and make the most of resources. Unlike the traditional linear economy, which follows a “take, make, dispose” approach, the circular economy promotes a “reduce, reuse, recycle” frame