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Environmentally Responsible and
Socially Inclusive Waste Management Ex-ante assessment of impact Febraury 2016
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Problem & Opportunity Waste is piling up: Only ~15% of urban India’s 60m+ annual tons of waste is processed in a country 12x as dense as the US Residents & businesses lack a solution: no professional, eco-friendly option to manage organic and recyclable waste (only high value recyclables recycled today) Tier III cities lack any waste support: Fastest growing but have no players due to lack of scale “Jawahar Nagar residents up in arms” --The Time of India, Oct. 2015, referring to Hyderabad dumpsite Ø Slide 1: The Problem / Current Scenario · Problems: o Explain the nature and quantum of loss/problem. Major issues. o Use Chart/Statistics/Pictures to explain the same. o Market size/potential. · Current Solutions: o Who is currently catering to these problems? o What is the gap in these offerings? o Use existing solution provider’s name/offerings. o Demand of quality/better/improved services to address these gaps.
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The ‘One-Point Waste Solution’
“Get on-site waste management and scheduled recyclable pickup that’s eco-friendly, time-saving and has a social impact” Waste Producers Small cities, Households, Waste pickers One point of contact WVI manages organic and recyclable waste averting up to 90% of waste from dumping Green guarantee WVI manages organic waste and sends waste to only certified, environmental recyclers Social impact WVI pays on the spot, with transparent pricing benefitting the waste pickers; collects 90% of Tetra Pak recyclable from waste pickers Reduce hassle WVI accepts even low-value waste types competitors don’t (e.g. Tetra Pak) People who process waste Waste Ventures India’s network of green recyclers across India Increase volumes WVI will be a major source of recyclables Quality recyclables WVI has a professional reputation in India and sets a high-bar for quality Grow revenue Greater volumes and ensured quality means revenue grows 4
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Impact avert waste dumping, reduce CO² & generate waste picker income, hit 8 of 17 SDGs
Impact to date 1,400+ 815+ tons collected & averted from dumpsites tons of CO2 averted 135+ 410+ tons of organic compost produced waste pickers reached; raising income up to 15%
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Social impact dilemma of when and how to play
E.g. Tetra Pak material monetization to provide additional revenue to waste pickers Profitability and social impact need not be mutually exclusive Waste-pickers Social Impact Profitability Buy monetized Tetra Pak material WVI or Waste picker Time lag a critical factor influencing business decisions Warehouse (Bale/store) Social Impact Profitability Recycler2
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Recycling from bulk producers Corporate campuses/schools
Environmental Impact: Unique vs. Replaceable Organic waste processing vs. recycling 1 Urban Waste Management: provides both organic and recycling waste solutions 2 Recycling from bulk producers Manufacturers Or Housing societies Corporate campuses/schools WVI or provider Wet waste Dry waste Warehouse (Bale/store) Composted by WVI employees on site Transported to WVI warehouse Recycler2 Up to 90% of waste averted from dumpsite Unique Impact Replaceable Impact Bigger market Smaller market
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Measuring & Evaluation 5 outcomes will be tracked to measure impact; impacts to scale under each measure Segregated Vs. mixed waste Reduce the waste going out of bulk producers by up to 90% Waste processed Vs. dumped 12,000+ MT of waste processed annually, reduce dumping by 50% in small cities WVI worker income improvement 110 workers to attain wages above 10-25% of alternatives Metric 3 yr. goal Waste picker income improvement 2000 waste pickers to earn 10-15% additional revenue Benefits to Farmers To cover acres, 400+ farmers from 2500 MT+ compost produced Metrics monitored on a weekly basis
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Appendix
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The ‘Total Waste Solution’ Urban Waste Management
Business model The ‘Total Waste Solution’ Urban Waste Management Trash to Treasure park Charge a service fee per household per month We earn a margin in the buying and selling of waste Earn income through selling waste by-products Compost RDF Recycling waste By products produced at scale to help sustainability Govt. to provide capex beyond first 2 pilot projects Waste generator 1 Rs. 12 / kg Recycler 1 Rs. 20 / kg Waste generator 2 Recycler 2
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Reference
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Impact Environmental & social impact also increasing in step with revenue growth
Eco-impact: Waste averted from dumpsites scaling monthly Social impact: Waste pickers reached now 400+, new income growing Waste collected (MT) Income to waste pickers (INR) +567% +120% Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan CO² averted (MT) 9 35 43 50 53 Waste pickers reached 140 208 233 248 300 351 400+
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We’ve partnered with United Nations, Gov’t of Telangana & international corporations to bring the right mix of experience Supporters Partners Wellbeing Out of Waste 12
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We have been recognized internationally and featured on national press
Recognition Selected Press Coverage All of India – 3rd Best Municipality Andhra Pradesh – 2nd Best Waste Management System Green Leaf Awards 2015 1st place - Best SWM project 50 Game Changing Green Businesses
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