Waste Management
Generation of colossal amount of waste and the threats posed by it to environment and human health has become a global crisis. Population growth, urbanization and economic development increase waste generation, thereby, overstraining an already poor waste management system in most of the developing countries.
Improper waste management practices and insufficient waste management system/infrastructures are becoming a severe obstruction to achieving clean water, air, uncontaminated soil or safe food. A number of health issues are also emerging from waste contaminations. Waste management not only addresses prevention of pollution but also concerns about getting wealth out of waste. Reduce, reuse, recycle, recovery and disposal are the five parts of waste management.
Ecologics & Innovations has been engaged in urban waste management during its journey towards sustainability.
Water Conservation
Freshwater scarcity is one of the biggest crisis world is facing today. One third of world’s population is living with water crunch. By 2025, 1800 million people across the globe will face acute water scarcity and India will be a water stressed country. Human race does not have enough time to think or discuss about saving this priceless natural resource, rather it is the time to act for conserving water everywhere each single way possible to keep alive themselves.
Ecologics & Innovations has been engaged in continuous awareness and research programmes for conservation of freshwater resources in both urban and rural areas.