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Our Journey: From Plastic Waste to Purpose

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A look at how our simple idea of turning trash into treasure evolved into a national movement for sustainable public infrastructure.

A proud moment for us, winning the UNDP YouthColab challenge for our work in the circular economy. This recognition fuels our motivation to keep innovating.

This video captures the moment we received the grant and felicitation at the Youth Co:Lab event. Every milestone is a reminder to stay true to our vision.

Our co-founder was honored to be among 75 women entrepreneurs to meet the Honorable President Smt. Droupdi Murmu and UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath at the Global Investors Summit.

We had a wonderful experience showcasing our work to the Honorable LG of Delhi, Shri Vinai Kumar Saxena, and receiving his valuable feedback on our initiatives.

Our co-founder, Sonal Shukla, was invited to speak at TEDxVivekanandSchool, where she shared our story of turning an environmental burden into a valuable resource.

Our work was featured in HT City on World Environment Day, highlighting our model of recycling 500kg of plastic per month from Delhi-NCR to create public utility resources.

We were featured in Navbharat Times for our participation in the G20 Startup20 summit, recognizing our efforts in creating useful products from plastic waste.

Seeing our startup's journey and recycled plastic benches featured in SPAN Magazine was a great feeling of recognition for our hard work in reducing plastic pollution.

Sonal speaking at the American Center in New Delhi after completing a 9-week pre-incubation program with ACIR Nexus, a U.S. Embassy initiative.

A collage celebrating four years of our journey. It's a glimpse into the impact, growth, and learning we've experienced while building Econscious.

About Our Journey & Recognition

It is one thing to talk about sustainability, but another to see it take shape in real public spaces. Every milestone you see here—from UNDP recognition to meeting dignitaries—represents the hundreds of thousands of kilograms of plastic we have diverted from landfills, not just a pat on the back for us.

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