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How We’re Building a Greener Gurgaon Together

byZero WasteOnline sessions and travels to venues across GurugramStarts from250 per childView full gallery

From composting kitchen scraps to cleaning up local trails, we are a community-led movement bringing simple, sustainable habits back to our city. See what we do.

This is where the magic begins. We're at St. Xavier's School, showing students that the vegetable peels and leftover food from their kitchen aren't 'kachra'. With just a simple matka, they can be turned into rich compost, which we call magic soil food.

Making a powerful, all-natural home cleaner is so simple, even a child can do it. Here, our little eco-champion shows how to make a bio-enzyme solution from leftover fruit and vegetable peels. It's a perfect replacement for chemical cleaners.

Who said building can't be fun? Our younger volunteers get their hands dirty making "mud noodles" for a natural wall building project. This is an ancient, eco-friendly construction technique that we are reviving in our community workshops.

Our tribe is all about connecting with nature and each other. Here's a glimpse of one of our weekend nature walks, filled with fun games, laughter, and conversations about living consciously. We welcome families, kids, and individuals to join us.

What do you do with flowers after puja? We tackle the guilt of disposing of sacred offerings with our 'Pavitra Pushp Visarjan' initiative. In this video, we share how to turn these flowers into something useful, honoring both faith and Mother Earth.

Change starts with a conversation. Here, one of our volunteers talks to a local vegetable vendor about the impact of single-use plastic bags, encouraging him to ask customers to bring their own cloth bags. This is grassroots action in its truest form.

Have you noticed the 'bin mausam baarish'? Unseasonal weather isn't just a pleasant surprise; it's a warning sign of climate change that affects our food, health, and economy. In this chat, we break down how these changes impact our daily lives.

On Mother's Day, we focused on mothers' health. We visited a low-income community to talk about menstrual health and hygiene, discussing the health and environmental impact of disposable pads and distributing reusable menstrual cups.

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We don't just talk about climate change; we show you how to handle your daily waste right at home. Whether it's learning to compost wet waste in an earthen matka or turning citrus peels into powerful bio-enzymes, our sessions are designed to move you from feeling guilty about pollution to actually managing your own kachra effectively.

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