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- [THE WORLD’S FIRST ETHICALLY TRADED PLASTIC](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/the-worlds-first-ethically-traded-plastic-2/): A first of its kind fair trade plastics recycling initiative by Hasiru Dala Innovations
- [HEALTH AND DIGNITY TO WASTE-PICKERS & RECYLERS! JOIN THE RED DOT CAMPAIGN!](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/health-and-dignity-to-waste-pickers-recylers-join-the-red-dot-campaign/): Today, Pune’s SWaCH wastepicker cooperative, the Kagad Kach Patra Kashtkari Panchayat (KKPKP) waste-picker trade union and Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) kicked off a massive, city-wide “Red Dot” campaign to improve the way that residents dispose of their sanitary waste (diapers and sanitary napkins). Waste-picker groups and volunteers are using their creativity to request that people securely wrap their sanitary waste in newspaper and mark it with a red dot.
- [DIARY OF SUMMER CAMP WITH CHILDREN OF WASTEPICKERS](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/diary-of-summer-camp-with-children-of-wastepickers/): I got to learn — about Hasiru Dala when I started volunteering with Buguri a couple of months after moving to Bangalore in January this year. Having volunteered with a community library in Delhi, I was excited to hear about the birth of one in Bangalore and wished to join their journey in creating a dialogue about reading and books. After meeting Lakshmi and talking to her about Buguri and its goals, I have visited the library several times. Each time I visit, it is a delight to see how it is growing, the children peeking in before coming inside to browse through the books or settle down to hear a story. Their anticipation and excitement is strongly palpable as soon as they enter inside the comforting, nurturing space that is Buguri. There was — a similar contagious excitement filling the air on Friday, 19th May at Freedom Park. Soon after us volunteers and a few facilitators had gathered at the entrance along with Lakshmi, Sangeetha, and several others, the brightly dressed, chattering and laughing children poured in along with their teachers. Once the registrations were complete and badges were pinned to their dresses or shirts or salwar kameez, I asked them to pose for pictures as that was one of my volunteer responsibilities and they cheerfully did so. As we waited —for more children to arrive, the ones who were already there assembled in groups with their respective facilitators and volunteer support. As they sipped milk and snacked on cookies, a few children decided to amaze us with their incredible dancing skills. Equipped with three left feet, if not five, I am always in admiration of those who dance and these kids’ dancing left me speechless.       The day was  — structured in two sessions with several workshops taking place in each: storytelling, crafts, theatre games, martial arts, and pottery to name a few. Once the kids settled down into their groups and facilitators, they became instantly engrossed and involved in the spirit of those sessions. I happened to help out Shylaja Sampath who was conducting a storytelling and visual arts workshop; after narrating a story, the children then proceeded to sit down and draw, filling their pages with brightly hued homes, which they would take to their own homes afterwards. I witnessed  — a great deal of energy and excitement in whichever workshop I happened to see – and what better way to harness it than a session of clowning? I have to admit that I had never before encountered a clowning workshop so I was as curious as the kids to see what its facilitator, Harish Bhuvan had in store for us. He swiftly drew the kids’ attention towards an an intriguing session of performance, mime, expressions, and gestures; at one point, as part of the performing exercises, the kids even ‘slept’ for a while before sitting down to hear a story and indulge in a little more theatre. The day — finally ended with the all important oath taking ceremony where the children committed that neither they nor their peers will drop out from school as well as sharing their thoughts about their experiences during the day. It concluded with a vote of thanks to the facilitators and volunteers; I along with several of them were kindly honored in front of a cheering crowd and given a thoughtful gift of a budding mogra plant. Even though it had been a long day, the children’s energy, pleasure in participating in these activities, and affection made it such a memorable experience. I set off home, wearing a big smile, cradling my plant, and twirling a beautiful champak flower which was presented to me by one of the children that I was working with in the sessions. It was a lovely memory to round up the day! Thank you,  — Lakshmi, Sangeetha, and all the other facilitators and volunteers who participated on Friday, it was wonderful to work alongside you – look forward to doing so next year along with seeing all the children at the camp once again! Priyanka —  is volunteer who was a part of summer camp and regularly volunteers at the Buguri community library.
- [INFORMAL WORKERS’ NARRATIVES IS A PLATFORM FOR DIALOGUE AND TO CREATE SOLIDARITIES](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/informal-workers-narratives-is-a-platform-for-dialogue-and-to-create-solidarities/): Last year on 2nd June, in India Habitat Centre, Alliance of Indian Wastepickers organized Waste Narratives with wastepickers as panelists. Someone* in the audience asked the panelists- how does it feel to be working as an unacknowledged, invisible worker? My colleague, member of wastepickers cooperative SwaCH, Pune, in impeccable Marathi responded saying- we are not invisible, it is you who are blind to our existence. That was where we realized we need more such platforms to ensure that the given blindness is cured. Informal Workers’ Narratives is one such platform constituted under the aegis of Working People’s Charter**.
- [Climate Action #1: Move from Linear to Circular](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/climate-action-1-move-from-linear-to-circular/): Take-Make-Waste was how the Ellen MacArthur Foundation described our current, linear economy.  In a linear economy, raw materials are collected, and then transformed into products that are used until they are finally discarded as waste. Value is created in this economic system by producing and selling as many products as possible.
- [Indumathi, the voice of India’s wastepickers at the Plastics Treaty, Uruguay](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/indumathi-the-voice-of-indias-wastepickers-at-the-plastics-treaty-uruguay/): As Indumathi, erstwhile wastepicker supported by Hasiru Dala speaks today on behalf of Indian wastepickers at the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee of the Plastics Treaty, in Uruguay, we spoke to her about her journey. You would be astonished to know the path that lies behind this proud representative of Indian Wastepickers at an international negotiation.
- [COP27-A-Recap](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/cop27-a-recap/): The climate crisis is the product of a series of human activities over time involving the emission of greenhouse gasses (GHG) such as CO2 and Methane whose consequence has been the anthropogenic climate change that we are experiencing today, and will continue to witness for generations to come.
- [COP15 – A recap](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/cop15-a-recap/): We are now living in an age of extinction with biodiversity loss ranked as one of the biggest threats facing humanity. When a species goes extinct, it takes with it all of the physical, chemical, biological, and behavioural attributes that have been selected for that species, after having been tested and tried in countless evolutionary experiments over many thousands, and perhaps millions, of years. Nature itself is a wonder, a world full of plants and animals that adapt themselves to better suit the natural world.
- [SUPPORT FOR RESTORATION OF BURNT DRY WASTE COLLECTION CENTRE OPERATED BY WASTEPICKERS IN BENGALURU](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/support-for-restoration-of-burnt-dry-waste-collection-centre-operated-by-wastepickers-in-bengaluru/): On the evening of 27th June 2017, a Dry Waste Collection Centre* (located in Ward number 161, near Gowdanapallya Kere) operated by erstwhile wastepicker Kumar Shankar caught fire. At the point, the centre was hosting approximately 1.5 to 2 tonnes of sorted waste material that was worth INR 30,000 and ready to be sold to the recycling industry.
- [The Burgeoning Problem of Textile Waste: The Need for Collection, Recycling & EPR](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/the-burgeoning-problem-of-textile-waste-the-need-for-collection-recycling-epr/): The textile industry is one of the oldest industries in India. Over the years, this industry has undergone many changes, experiencing both highs and lows. However, one of the lowest points came during the colonial era, when the British with the advent of industrialization destroyed the traditional art and livelihood of many skilled thread workers and designers commonly known as “kaarigars”. As a result, several world-famous handloom cottage industries were destroyed forever. Despite these setbacks, India made efforts to revive its cultural and traditional practices after gaining independence.
- [BEYOND LANDFILL: WASTE PICKERS ON ENVIRONMENTAL FRONTLINES](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/beyond-landfill-waste-pickers-on-environmental-frontlines/): Today as environmental degradation and its consequences becomes a more pressing issue for our society as a whole and consciousness as denizens of this planet becomes an imperative; we see a commodification of the environmental movement where – debate has lost its nuance, actions are split into good/bad binaries, and trendy words such as zero waste and circular economy are vogue and bandied about callously even though their promises are half fulfilled.
- [A walk through the Landfills of India](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/a-walk-through-the-landfills-of-india/): Landfills are a common method of solid waste disposal in India, and they are often located near cities and towns. However, due to poor management practices and inadequate infrastructure, many of these landfills pose significant environmental and health risks t5o nearby communities.
- [THE WORLD’S FIRST ETHICALLY TRADED PLASTIC](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/the-worlds-first-ethically-traded-plastic/): A first of its kind fair trade plastics recycling initiative by Hasiru Dala Innovations
- [CONQUERING THE NEXT FRONTIER – A CIRCULAR ECONOMY](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/conquering-the-next-frontier-a-circular-economy/): “Come full circle” is an often used idiom to denote coming back to where you started from originally.   The evolving concept of a Circular Economy is very similar.  The advanced developed nations are trying to come back to where they were when they were poorer.  The 5Rs – Reduce. Reuse. Refurbish. Repair. Recycle – are actions that we regularly took as a poorer country born out of shortage and the need to preserve.  But the consumerism that we are witnessing across the world has made us lose sight of those behaviours which were second nature to us.
- [Paving the way towards a climate resilient futures – IPCC Synthesis Report](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/paving-the-way-towards-a-climate-resilient-futures-ipcc-synthesis-report/): World's leading climate scientists at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have warned that the world is on track to breach the 1.5 degree Celsius global warming limit by the 2030s. Releasing the Climate Change 2023 report on 20th March 2023, the UN-backed body has put forward a synthesis of the climate data that culminates a set of ground-breaking scientific reports since 2018. The report noticeably aims at policymakers and governments on the need for urgent climate action.
- [SOLICITING SUPPORT TO ORGANIZE SUMMER CAMP OF CHILDREN OF WASTEPICKERS](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/soliciting-support-to-organize-summer-camp-of-children-of-wastepickers/): Summer camps at Hasiru Dala are different. Yes, it’s a space for hundreds of children to come together to learn new skills and have fun, but at the same time it’s that time of the year when they make a promise. A promise they make to each other that they will stay in IMG_1156school, continue their education and will not drop out at any cost. A promise that will help them to build a better future for themselves; build a future with choices. You can help children make and keep this promise.
- [2016 A BENCHMARK YEAR FOR WASTEPICKERS](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/2016-a-benchmark-year-for-wastepickers/): 2016 has been quite a remarkable year and will be remembered as a benchmark period in the struggle of wastepickers for recognition. This year for the first time, updated solid and plastic waste management rules notified by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) prescribed integration of wastepickers and informal waste collectors in solid waste management in clear and precise terms. To do so Municipal corporations are mandated to issue occupational identity (ID) cards to wastepickers and informal waste workers.
- [Pioneering Innovations in Circular Events by Hasiru Dala Innovations](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/pioneering-innovations-in-circular-events-by-hasiru-dala-innovations/): In 2013, when we pioneered Circular Events or Event Waste Management service in India, we were innovating an avenue for supplemental income for waste pickers. Today Event Waste Management has become an exciting movement with a fantastic community of zero-waste practitioners. From new startups venturing into the space, to influencers talking about how-tos of Circular Events, to different types of events embracing the concept, we are proud to say that we innovated a go-to market within the waste management industry.
- [A Responsible Consumer’s Way of Impacting People and the Planet – An Interview with Jyoti Tulsiyan](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/a-responsible-consumers-way-of-impacting-people-and-the-planet-an-interview-with-jyoti-tulsiyan/): Jyoti Tulsiyan sent a kilogram of clean milk covers to HDI’s Plastic Aggregation Centre. Read her story and why clean waste matters for waste pickers. 
- [Sustainable Travel and Event Waste Management at Large-Scale Events: A Call-to-Action for Individuals and Governments](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/sustainable-travel-and-event-waste-management-at-large-scale-events-a-call-to-action-for-individuals-and-governments/): The recent report1 on the staggering 30,000 metric tons of garbage left behind by the Kanwar yatra in Haridwar is a sobering reminder of the urgent need to address waste management and sustainable travel practices. Such enormous waste generation poses a significant threat to the environment, especially in places where crowds surge. According to reports, an astonishing 10,000 tonnes of faecal waste was washed into the Ganga river due to open defecation common during the event.
- [Inclusive Circularity at Work -The Story of a Waste Picker turned Entrepreneur](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/inclusive-circularity-at-work-the-story-of-a-waste-picker-turned-entrepreneur/): Sanjab Ali is a man with a radiant everlasting smile. He is the owner of the Sanjab Ali van unit godown in Begur, Bengaluru.
- [India Inc’s Drive for Climate Literacy: Cultivating Sustainable Leaders](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/india-incs-drive-for-climate-literacy-cultivating-sustainable-leaders/): In a world grappling with the urgent need for sustainable development, corporations in India are stepping up to champion climate literacy among their workforce. With a growing emphasis on environmental stewardship and corporate social responsibility, companies are investing in initiatives that nurture climate-conscious leaders and employees who can drive positive change. These endeavors address the challenges of achieving carbon neutrality, strengthening the commitment towards a greener and more sustainable future.
- [The Social Side of Plastics Circularity](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/the-social-side-of-plastics-circularity/): The Social Side of Plastics Circularity: A Conversation with the Women Workers at the Plastic Aggregation Centre of Hasiru Dala Innovations.
- [A Just Transition Towards a Waste-Free World](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/a-just-transition-towards-a-waste-free-world/): “In 2009, the  river through my village flooded, sweeping away my farm. The land was left barren. I migrated to Bangalore in search of work”, says Chandmiya, now a waste entrepreneur working with us at Hasiru Dala Innovations. “Large-scale involuntary migration” is one of the top 10 Global Risks reported by the World Economic Forum’s 2023 Global Risks Report. The frequency of extreme weather events is increasing with the rise in temperatures, leading to disruption of livelihoods and ultimately displacing people.
- [Winning the Inclusive Circularity® Trademark](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/winning-the-inclusive-circularity-trademark/): We are thrilled to announce that our core ethos of Inclusive Circularity® is now officially trademarked! For the last nine years, we have tirelessly pioneered innovations that brought transformative changes to the waste management sector in India. Our success is built on the consistent, on-ground implementation of Inclusive Circularity®, with the trust and perseverance of waste pickers, investors, clients, and employees, and has been recognized by notable industry accolades. We are excited today as we celebrate this trademark which is a testament to our Pioneering Leadership in Inclusive Circularity®.
- [Journey of a Green Event – Feat. TCS World 10K Run 2025](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/journey-of-a-green-event-feat-tcs-world-10k-run-2025/): Green events are the future of responsible celebrations. This May, as 30,000 runners filled the streets of Bengaluru for the TCS World 10K 2025, the choice to host a Green Event reflected more than good intent, it reflected values of the marathon organizer, @Procam International. They committed to celebrate responsibly, care for the city, and ensure the spirit of the run left behind pride and memories.
- [The Best Events Leave Only The Best Memories](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/the-best-events-leave-only-the-best-memories/): Every event tells a story. It is made up of the moments people remember long after the last guest has left. The laughter, the cheers, the milestones, and the sense of being part of something special. At Hasiru Dala Innovations, we believe those memories should never be clouded by waste, overflowing bins, or the stress of cleaning up.
- [A Decade of Impact at Raheja Residency, Bengaluru](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/case-studies/raheja-residency-bengaluru-decade-of-impact/): Every morning in a large residential community begins the same way — doors open, newspapers land at thresholds, kitchens come alive, and waste quietly accumulates.
- [The Best Events Leave Behind the Best Memories](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/case-studies/the-best-events-leave-behind-the-best-memories/): Large live events are designed to create unforgettable experiences. Thousands of people gather. Food is served. Merchandise is sold. Temporary infrastructure comes up overnight. And behind the scenes, waste accumulates rapidly.
- [Building a Zero-Waste Campus at IIM Bangalore](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/case-studies/building-a-zero-waste-campus-at-iim-bangalore/): The Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB), one of Asia’s most prestigious management schools, is a 100-acre campus in South Bengaluru. Home to over 1,200 students, 300 faculty and staff residences, six canteens, cafes, and a bustling start-up incubator, the campus operates like a small township, vibrant, self-contained, and constantly in motion.
- [A Responsible Consumer’s Way of Impacting People and the Planet – An Interview with Jyoti Tulsiyan](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/responsible-consumer-impact-people-planet-jyoti-tulsiyan-interview/): At HDI, we aggregate post-consumer milk covers or LDPE plastic waste at our Plastic Aggregation Centre in Bangalore. Aggregation is a stage in the value chain, before Recycling. Milk Covers are sorted by our workers, who separate the milk covers from ghee or oil covers and other trash that shouldn’t be going into the machines that do the recycling process. The covers are sourced from our waste picker entrepreneurs, city’s dry waste collection centres and informal micro waste entrepreneurs.
- [From Waste Pickers to Green-Collar® Professionals: Building an Inclusive Circular Economy](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/waste-pickers-to-green-collar-professionals-inclusive-circular-economy/): The circular economy does not struggle due to a lack of technology.
- [Event Waste Management at Karnataka State Police Run 2026 in Bengaluru](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/blog/event-waste-management-karnataka-state-police-run-2026-bengaluru/): The Karnataka State Police Run 2026, organised by the Karnataka State Police in partnership with State Bank of India, brought together over 12,000 participants in Bengaluru under the theme “Namma Police, Namma Hemme.”
- [Hasiru Dala is lifting waste pickers up from the dumps](https://hasirudalainnovations.com/news/hasiru-dala-is-lifting-waste-pickers-up-from-the-dumps/): Every morning in a large residential community begins the same way — doors open, newspapers land at thresholds, kitchens come alive, and waste quietly accumulates.

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