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The document provides guidelines for segregating waste into three categories: organic waste, dry waste, and reject waste. It lists examples of items that fall under each category and provides instructions for disposal. These include instructions to not use plastic liners for organic waste, to use reusable bags for dry waste, and to wrap sanitary items in newspaper for reject waste. The guidelines also promote the 3R approach of reduce, reuse, and recycle to minimize waste and properly manage items that cannot be reduced.

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Garbage English

The document provides guidelines for segregating waste into three categories: organic waste, dry waste, and reject waste. It lists examples of items that fall under each category and provides instructions for disposal. These include instructions to not use plastic liners for organic waste, to use reusable bags for dry waste, and to wrap sanitary items in newspaper for reject waste. The guidelines also promote the 3R approach of reduce, reuse, and recycle to minimize waste and properly manage items that cannot be reduced.

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Waste Segrega%on Guidelines

1. Organic Waste 2. Dry Waste 3. Reject Waste


(Do NOT use a plas&c liner) (Use only reusable bags for disposal) (Do NOT use a plas&c liner)

Kitchen Waste Plas%c (Must be rinsed if soiled) Sanitary waste


Vegetable/fruit peels Plas&c covers/bo.les/boxes/items (Use a newspaper for wrapping)
Cooked food/LeXovers Chips/toffee wrappers Diapers/Sanitary napkins
Egg shells Plas&c cups Bandages
Chicken/fish bones Milk/Curd packets Condoms
Ro.en fruits/vegetables Nails
Tissue paper soiled with food Paper (Must be rinsed if soiled) Used &ssues
Tea bags/Coffee grinds Newspaper/Magazines Medicines
Leaf plates Sta&onery/Junk mail Swept dust
Cardboard cartons
Pizza boxes (Limited quan&&es of mixed waste is
Tetrapaks allowed, such as heavily soiled plas&c or
Paper cups and plates soiled paper)

Metal Sharps § (small quan%%es only;


Foil containers wrap in newspaper and
Metal cans hand over separately)
Razors/Blades
Glass (handle with care) Used syringes
Unbroken glass bo.les Injec&on vials
Garden waste *
(small quan%ty only; from Apt) Other dry waste
Fallen Leaves/twigs Rubber/Thermocol
Puja flowers/garlands Old mops/Dusters/Sponges
Weeds Cosme&cs, Construc%on debris/Inerts¤
Ceramics, Wooden Chips, (Hand over separately)
Hair
Coconut shells Rubble
Paints
E-waste (handle with care) Silt from drains
Ba.eries Cement powder
CDs/Tapes Bricks
Thermometers Flower pots

Bulbs/tube lights/CFLs ** Broken glass


(hand over separately) (wrap in newspaper)

* Garden waste from our campus grounds will be picked up separately.


** Hand over your fused tube-lights and bulbs separately. There is a separate bin for these items in the basement.
§ There is a separate bin for the sharps items in the basement.
¤ Construc%on debris in large quan&&es will be charged extra per load.

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Waste Segrega0on Guidelines
Community specific instruc0ons for <Apartment Name>

1. Wet waste, Dry Waste and rejects will be picked up every day at your doorstep at <hh:mm>

2. Leave your glass items/ Broken glass near your dry waste bag. hand over separately

3. Please drop E-waste/ tube lights in the bin near club house. For large items, contact estate
management.

4. If you are remodeling your home and need help in clearing the construcIon debris, please contact
estate management at <5003>. Cost of debris removal will be charged to you.

5. If you find someone violaIng waste management rules, please report to <EC emailID> with pictures.

6. For clarificaIon on waste management process, please contact office secretary.

Household waste distribu0on by volume


The 3 R’s
1. Reduce
Avoid buying single use disposables such as plasIc/paper cups,
Dry Wet giQ wraps and packaged products. Many packages which are a
combinaIon of paper, foil and plasIc are oQen difficult to recycle.
Carry your own grocery bag every Ime you shop instead of
accepIng single use plasIc carry bags. Reducing the waste at
source removes the need to manage it later!

2. Reuse
Re-use old glass jars and plasIc covers. You can give second life to
your old clothes, books and electronic items by repairing them.
Reject
3. Recycle
Did you know…? Nearly 95% of the Recycling is an energy intensive process. However, it is a beVer
household waste can be kept out of landfills if we opIon than landfilling. Recycling helps salvage raw materials that
prac0ce the 3 R’s and segregate waste at source. would be lost forever if landfilled.

Colour-Coded Waste SegregaIon made Simple, Sustainable and Scalable. A public interest iniIaIve supported by
BBMP. This campaign started with a vision to manage 95% of our waste responsibly and to send only 5% to
landfills. To join this campaign, write to [email protected]

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