Explore Our Work

Explore projects, field-tested approaches and communication resources developed through our work with communities, institutions, businesses and visitors across the Indian Himalayan Region.

From local challenges to practical solutions

Waste challenges are shaped by geography, infrastructure, public behaviour, seasonal pressures and local capacity. Our work brings these factors together through community engagement, practical systems, training, partnerships and continuous learning.

This section brings together the projects we have implemented, the lessons emerging from the field and the communication resources created to help people take action.

Explore our work

Choose a pathway to discover active programmes, practical field experience and resources that support positive waste behaviours.

Projects

Explore programmes delivered with communities, institutions, businesses and public partners to strengthen waste systems and local capacity.

Case Studies

See how waste challenges were assessed, what actions were taken and what practical lessons emerged from implementation.

Behaviour Change

Access posters, booklets, signboards, films, campaigns and creative resources designed to turn awareness into everyday action.

Featured Projects

Explore selected programmes addressing waste management, community participation, responsible tourism, education and institutional capacity.

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How the work develops

Understand the context

Study the waste stream, local geography, existing services, public practices and the needs of participating groups.

Build the response

Develop practical systems, partnerships, training and communication suited to local conditions.

Implement and learn

Test approaches in real settings, monitor what happens and respond to operational and behavioural challenges.

Share the learning

Turn field experience into case studies, guidance and resources that can support future programmes.

Case Studies

Our case studies document real implementation journeys. They explain the starting situation, actions taken, partners involved, challenges encountered, results observed and lessons that may help others.

No featured case studies are available yet.

Behaviour Change

Effective waste management depends on more than infrastructure. It also depends on people understanding, adopting and sustaining new behaviours—from segregating waste at source to reducing litter and participating in community initiatives.

Explore practical communication and behaviour-change resources developed through real-world waste-management programmes, including posters, booklets, murals, signboards, campaigns and films.

Principles that guide our work

Practical and locally relevant

Solutions must reflect the waste stream, geography, climate, available infrastructure and everyday operating capacity.

Built through participation

Strong outcomes depend on the involvement of communities, workers, institutions, public bodies and other local partners.

Designed for continued learning

Monitoring, feedback and field experience help improve programmes and inform future decisions.

Shared responsibly

Our case studies and resources are intended to support learning. They should be adapted to local requirements and implemented with suitable professional guidance.