A garbage landfill location in Indore has been converted into a garden with the help of a composite waste management plan through which the dumped garbage is used to make manure and fuel.
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Indore aims to become landfill-free and garbage-free along the garbage being disposed of in eco-friendly ways with the help of a plant used for conversion of plastic waste into fuel.
The process begins with segregating the waste into dry and wet garbage at the collection source. After this, the garbage that is collected from all the houses is taken to ten nodal points and then to the trenching ground from there from where the further segregation of waste takes place.
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The garbage is used in the city to make products as a part of their livelihood. The plastic collected from the garbage is used to make fuel for generators and 50 per cent of the non-recyclable plastic is converted into burning fuel which finally generates diesel, petrol, and gas.
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