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Zero-Waste Andolan: How a Darjeeling-Based Movement is Pioneering Community-Led Waste Management in the Eastern Himalayas - The Logical Indian
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Zero-Waste Andolan: How a Darjeeling-Based Movement is Pioneering Community-Led Waste Management in the Eastern Himalayas - The Logical Indian
The Zero-Waste Andolan, a grassroots initiative launched by Tieedi Forest Garden in Sonada near Darjeeling, is transforming waste management in the Eastern Himalayas. Addressing the region’s lack of local waste processing and surging waste volumes from tourism, the movement promotes decentralised community-driven solutions like waste segregation, composting with a custom cold-climate accelerator, upcycling, and recycling. It has achieved zero-wa…
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