USID Gurukul 2010 was a 7-days workshop attended with well known design personnel in India. The project was to design a Green Solution/Strategy for waste management in Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India.

1. The value ofWASTE

2. Today’s waste Waste Landfill Transport About0.1 million tonnesof solid waste is generated in India everyday.

3. Today’s waste Waste Landfill Transport On an average 94%of all municipal solid waste is dumped in landfills.

4. Today’s waste Waste Landfill Transport Expenditures on solid waste management are approximately Rs.500 to Rs.1500 per tonne.

5. Today’s waste at IITK Households Labs

6. Today’s waste at IITK Hostels

7. Today’s waste at IITK Streets

8. Households Organic Paper Sanitary Plastics Household Home bin Community bin

9. Collection Staff Community bin Tractor Landfill Site

11. Multiple dustbins to handle

12. “It all goes to the same place anyway.”

13. “My maid won’t understand.”Home bin Community bin Household

15. Most of the waste comes from only one source – kitchen.Home bin Community bin Household

17. People throw waste outside the bin.

18. Difficulty in removing waste

19. No shelter from rainHousehold Home bin Community bin

21. Rusting

22. Difficult to clean

23. Unsafe conditions for the staffCommunity bin Tractor Landfill Site

25. Kabadiwalas can collect only from top layer

26. Organic waste generates methane

27. Invites stray animals.Community bin Tractor Landfill Site

28. The Vicious Cycle Why should I segregate? It all gets mixed anyway! People don’t segregate! Why should there be a provision to segregate

29. Creating a convenient and safe system that motivatesusers for early and maintained segregation of household solid waste with the aim of maximal utilization of materials. Need Statement

30. Compostable Waste Compostable Waste Biodegradable Bags Green Bin Two Conventional Bins New dustbin Design

31. Compostable Waste Tricycles as feeder system Biodegradable Bags Handcarts as feeders * Bin is transported Door to Door collection by IWD

32. Compostable Waste Revenue 1 Compost Biogas Conventional Tractor Methanization Plant * Vehicles with Hydraulic Unloader Straightaway Compost

33. Revenue 2 Biogas Electricity To outside To campus

34. Recyclables & Rejects Recyclables Rejects * New compartment Blue Bin

35. Recyclables & Rejects Blue Bin Tricycles as feeder system Two Conventional Bins Handcarts as feeders Door to Door collection by IWD * Bin is transported New dustbin Design

36. Recyclables & Rejects Revenue 3 Recycled Material Segregation Unit Squashing Authorized Recycling Agency * Conventional Tractor Screening Magnetic Separator Conveyor belt Vehicles with Hydraulic Unloader Waste - pickers Given away to authorized agency Residue to Landfill

37. Incentive Models Incentive for households: Free Gift Model Vegetable Garden Model Green Card Model Incentive for workers: Free Gift Model Vegetable Garden Model Bonus

38. Total Revenue

39. Awareness Total Revenue R & D For new designs

40. Team 4 USID Gurukul Design Workshop