Renewable Energy and Waste Management
In the face of growing resource scarcity and ecological strain, there is an urgent need to build self-sufficient systems that maximise resource use efficiency and minimise waste. Advancing circular economy solutions rooted in local knowledge not only conserves resources but also empowers rural communities and fosters lasting environmental stewardship. These approaches enable communities to transition from linear resource use to closed-loop systems, ensuring long-term ecological balance, economic resilience, and inclusive development aligned with sustainability goals.
How We Address This
Promoting Circular Economy
Our projects aim to minimize waste and pollution by keeping products and materials in use – a circular loop – for as long as possible. By installing household biogas plants, we’re promoting the scientific use of cattle dung as a substitute for traditional cooking fuel.
Empowering Women and Rural Communities
Partnering with women-led milk producer companies, and offering solutions at the household level, we’re creating opportunities to empower women by increasing their economic participation, environmental awareness, and leadership in sustainability.
Fostering Environmental Stewardship
Promotion of sustainable practices and circular loops (through use of residual bio-slurry as a fertiliser) creates a sense of accountability towards environmental protection.
