Wishwa Foundation conducted a workshop under its Swachh Hyderabad Movement, this time focusing on individual households.
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Citizens across Hyderabad are taking charge in transforming the city into a zero-waste city, with the continued efforts of the Wishwa Foundation. The Foundation conducted the third workshop under its Swachh Hyderabad Movement, this time focusing on individual households.
The workshop introduced a tailored curriculum to empower residents with tools and knowledge to reduce waste generation at home. The session began with a welcome address by Seema Kumar, who outlined the Foundation’s goals and reiterated the importance of community-driven sustainability efforts.
Climate educator Ritika Chawla, from The ClimAct Initiative, spotlighted Hyderabad’s growing waste crisis and the looming threat of microplastics. Wassan Executive Director M.V. Ramachandrudu introduced participants to bio enzymes, natural cleaning agents that offer an eco-friendly alternative to chemical cleaners and advocated for returning to traditional, sustainable lifestyles.
The workshop ended with a collective pledge, with all participants committing to conscious lifestyle changes in support of a Zero-Waste Hyderabad.
Published – May 03, 2025 06:59 pm IST
