1. We run awareness & training sessions for residents and staff to get everyone to start segregating (it's really simple once you start!)

2. We can help implement the system by supplying bins for every home and communciation material that is engaging and easy to follow.

3. We reccommend segregation into at least 4 categories - wet (compostable - GREEN), dry (recyclable if kept clean - BLUE), toxic (ewaste, batteries, bulbs - YELLOW) and rejects (sweepings, sanitary waste - RED).

We help you implement an effective collection system and train housekeeping staff to understand and practice this. We help procure the right implements (trolley's, buckets etc) which are also key to staff efficiency. When residents have to manage this themselves, we can help you find the best system and get everyone on board.

Collect rejects RED (for municipal truck) and organic waste GREEN (for composting) daily • Collect dry waste BLUE once a week (for recycling) • Residetns to drop of Toxic waste YELLOW at a common collection point (to be given to the right agency for safe dismantling and reuse).

1. Sanitary waste in large quantities needs to be picked up daily by an authorised vendor for a fee (gets incinerated), or by the municipal truck (goes to landfill). So try to make sure storage of this is near the gate where pick up is easy and it does not need to be hauled further.

2. The best place for common e-waste storage tends to be in the basement. Bulbs and tubelights need special care and must be stored in a separate bin to avoid breakage and mercury contamination. We can connect you with authorised e-waste vendors who reuse / dipose of both e-waste and bulbs safely. You will need to pay for this service.

3. The dry recyclable waste can be stored together for vendors to pick up, or further segregated and stored if you want a better price. For example: Segregate dry waste into plastic (thin) plastic (hard) Paper, cardboard and others. This will make the conservancy workers work easier.

4. Organise a clothes, toys, bulky items drive once in a month and either donate these or get a recyler to pick it up. You may need to pay them for this service.

We can connect you with agencies who will come and collect dry waste once a month. There are many communitites who get paid for their dry waste and invest it in a composting system to recover costs. There are some very enterprising communities whose associations run in profit thanks to perfect segregation and recycling set up that generates a lot of vaue for their community and recyclers. Space to aggregate dry waste and value based segregation generates the most returns. This needs a few committed comunity champions to push through the hurdles!

We have found that the best systems are those that do not depend on one person, the association or facilities manager to function efficiently. The approach should be to implement well thought through processes that work for everyone. Habits need to then develop around these processes so that a long term shift in thinking and behavioural change is possible. Daily Dump's expertise is in enabling people to see waste differently so waste management is no longer a chore but a fun and engaging activity with long term returns. The best long term impact we can hope for less poison in our environment and if good waste management practices become second nature for the next generation.