
Waste Action Starts at Home
Separate Wet Waste
Sort Dry Recyclables
Handle Hazardous Waste
Community Composting
Collect food scraps, fruit peels, and garden waste in a dedicated green bin. This organic material is ideal for composting.
Keep plastics, paper, glass, and metals clean and dry in a blue bin. These items can be processed for recycling.
Dispose of batteries, e-waste, and medical waste separately at designated collection points. Never mix with household trash.
Transform your wet waste into nutrient-rich compost at local composting units. Reduce landfills and enrich local soil.


Community Composting in Action
Our decentralized composting units convert kitchen scraps and garden waste into valuable fertilizer. These odor-free systems empower neighborhoods to manage organic waste locally, fostering healthier parks and gardens. Your society can host a unit.
Impact from the Ground Up
Our ward used to be filled with overflowing bins. Now, with Kirki Foundation, we have clean streets and green compost for our park.
The training on segregation was so simple and effective. It made a huge difference in our daily waste management routine.
we helped us set up a composting unit that runs smoothly. It's truly a zero-waste solution for our community.
Join hands with Kirki Foundation. Schedule a workshop for your community and start your journey towards a cleaner, greener neighborhood.


