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@article{176935,
        author = {MARAM SAI SWARAN and T. Sushmitha Reddy and Mohd Husamuddin and Mohammad Sufiyan and N. Ikshika and A. Sowmya and Rajitha Ala},
        title = {From Trash to Treasure : The Art of Zero Waste Networking},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2025},
        volume = {11},
        number = {11},
        pages = {6527-6532},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=176935},
        abstract = {The Zero Waste Network unites people to transform waste management and protect our environment. This project aims to safeguard the Earth and encourage a healthier planet for future generations by educating many people, several businesses and many communities on improving their "reduce, reuse, and recycle" practices. This project addresses overflowing landfills, plastic pollution, along with e-waste—ecological issues threatening our health and well-being.
A primary goal of the Zero Waste Network is to lessen an important quantity of waste disposed of in landfills. This offers benefits such as conserving dwindling natural resources and pollution reduction. The project aims to create many green jobs, encouraging a sustainable economy that benefits everyone. The Zero Waste Network actively collaborates with many local governments and waste management companies. This collaboration aims to develop highly practical solutions for considerably reducing waste and improving recycling efficiency with the help of many citizens.
The network is all about making garbage disposal easy to understand and accessible to everyone. Whether it is giving tips on how one can recycle more, providing people with a platform to volunteer, or creating a reason for people to buy recycled products, the Zero Waste Network wants to allow individuals to take steps towards making a difference in their own right. It is not just showing individuals how to handle their own waste but creating a movement that spreads throughout the communities, businesses, and beyond.},
        keywords = {From Trash to Transformation, Waste Less, Live More, Empowering Communities to Go Zero Waste, Marginalized Communities, Rethink Waste—Redesign the Future.},
        month = {April},
        }