Waste collection is part of the process of waste management. We support the transferring of solid waste from point of use and disposal to the point of treatment or landfill. This includes the curbside collection of recyclable collection of materials that technically are not waste as part of a municipal landfill diversion program
360 Waste Collection
Carbon Literacy Training
An awareness of the carbon costs and impacts of everyday activities, the ability and motivation to reduce emissions on an individual, community and organisational basis.
Forest Ecosystem Restoration
A crucial piece of the new Global biodervisty framework restoring forest ecosystems involves returning trees to former forest land and improving the condition of degraded forests
Develop biogas markets in Uganda
A set of a small biogas digester, biogas backpacks and biogas stoves replaces firewood and charcoal for cooking. Not only the technology, but rather the approach of (B) energy proves that a smart business model implemented by local entrepreneurs is much more effective, we develop RTM between the producer and the end user.
Waste Compositing
Composting involves the conversion of organic waste into organic fertilizer and soil conditioners. We plan to have a central composting facility. The sorted organic waste will be separated into two parts
• Pig food which is usually less than 5% of the waste.
• Waste that will be converted to organic fertilizer. The conversion rate of waste to organic soil ratio is about 30%. After the organic fertilizer has matured, it is taken through a sieve machine that is used to separate the fertilizer depending on size of particles. After sieving, the bio-fertilizer is packed and sold under the brand name ‘Soil Plus’.
