Saahas Zero Waste
Helps organizations manage waste responsibly through audits, on-ground operations, and circular economy solutions.
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About this organisation
### Overview
Saahas Zero Waste is a Bengaluru-based social enterprise providing end-to-end waste management solutions for businesses, institutions, and events.
### About
It operates as the for-profit arm associated with the non-profit Saahas, leveraging years of grassroots experience to deliver structured, scalable waste management systems. The organization focuses on segregation, recycling, and responsible disposal through operational and consulting services.
### Offerings
- Waste audits and assessments
- On-site waste management
- Dry waste collection and processing
- ESG and sustainability consulting
- Zero-waste event management
- Training and awareness programs
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