Saahas - www.saahas.org

Saahas is a Bangalore based voluntary organisation committed to finding solutions to solid waste management in the city. Saahas works toward:

• Implementation of the Solid Waste Management and Handling Rules
• Introducing regulation in the use and disposal of plastic and other household hazardous waste like batteries, light bulbs and electronic waste
• Encouraging the composting of organic waste at the local level
• Strengthening the recycling industry

Saahas is actively partnering with Anonymous Indian in the Clean Bengaluru drive, by educating citizens about segregation and recycling. All garbage collected in the clean up drive organised as part of the campaign 'Reclaim Bengluru –It's Yours' on September 20th will be sorted, segregated and recycled by Saahas.  

Daily Dump -  www.dailydump.org

Daily Dump is an environment friendly set up that offers a range of products and solutions to help you compost at home. Their colourful terracotta composters are available in a range of sizes and are aesthetic in design. The team from Daily Dump will help you get started so that you can transform the organic waste that you would normally throw away into nutrient rich compost that you can use in your garden!
Did you know that composting can help you reduce your household waste by up to 60%?
You can begin composting in your backyard, in your balcony (if you live in an apartment) and even make it a community project in your school, college or apartment block.
By partnering with the ‘Reclaim Bengaluru –It’s Yours’ initiative Daily Dump hopes to educate citizens about reducing the impact of every household on the city’s waste management system, regenerating the soil and restoring the blooms of the garden city.

Youth for Seva -www.youthforseva.org

Scores of young people in India have the desire and drive to volunteer their time and energy towards community service projects. Youth for Seva was formed to channelize the energy of these young people into socially meaningful causes.
Volunteers from this group have shown their wholehearted support for the cause ‘Reclaim Bengaluru –Its Yours’, turning up in large numbers for the Independence Day clean up drive across the city. They enthusiastically scanned the city for garbage lying across street corners and the city’s parks and playgrounds and were instrumental in coordinating and mobilising support for the movement.
They continue to partner with Anonymous Indian to achieve the common agenda of a cleaner, greener Bengaluru.