Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Discarded-Garbage-Collection-Vehicles-in-Bengaluru-27MZIFJXZBXL0.htmlConceptually similarUnsegregated Waste on a Collection Vehicle in BengaluruGP0STR5MWCompleted★★★★Unsegregated Waste in BengaluruGP0STR5MQCompleted★★★★★★Unsegregated Garbage on the Streets of BengaluruGP0STR5MPCompleted★★★★Unsegregated Garbage on the Streets of BengaluruGP0STR5MECompleted★★★★★★Garbage Compactor in BengaluruGP0STR5M9Completed★★★★Garbage Compactor in BengaluruGP0STR5MRCompleted★★★★Dry Waste Collection Center in BengaluruGP0STR5MMCompleted★★★★Wet Waste Segregation and Composting Center in BengaluruGP0STR5N7Completed★★★★Wet Waste Segregation and Composting Center in BengaluruGP0STR5N6Completed★★★★View AllGP0STR5MHDiscarded Garbage Collection Vehicles in BengaluruBroken down and discarded garbage collection vehicles in Bengaluru.With the population of nearly 10 million, Bengaluru produces between 3,000 tonnes to 5,000 tonnes of garbage every day of which around 60 percent is organic waste.Locations:Asia-Bangalore-India-KarnatakaDate:3 Aug, 2017Credit:© Arjun Swaminathan / GreenpeaceMaximum size:2000px X 2000pxKeywords:Broken-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Rubbish-SAGE (campaign title)-VehiclesShoot:Waste to Food: Segregation of Waste and Composting in BengaluruWith the population of nearly 10 million, Bengaluru produces between 3,000 tonnes to 5,000 tonnes of garbage every day, of which around 60 percent is organic waste. The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) claims that the city segregates nearly 50 percent of the garbage it generates.The long-term aim of the campaign is to convert our precious biodegradable waste into organic fertilisers and provide them to the farmers around the city. This will ultimately ensure that the food we consume is safer. Ensuring that our waste is separated and composted is the first step in this direction. This way the urban consumers can contribute in a significant way and be a part of the solution.
