The Zero Waste Movement: Meaning, Purpose, and Practical Tips for a Sustainable Future
In a world facing environmental challenges, the concept of “zero waste” has emerged as a vital approach to sustainability. But
Designation: AGM - Business Development & Sales
Qualification: Master’s in Urban Management, CEPT University
Work Experience : 11 Years
Designation: AGM - Business Development & Sales
Qualification: Master’s in Urban Management, CEPT University
Work Experience : 11 Years
Nikhila Vishnuvajhala heads Business Development & Sales for Banyan Nation, Mumbai Region. Before joining Banyan Nation, Nikhila was a founding member of EarthBased, and has worked extensively with nonprofits like Dasra and Foundation for Excellence, leading long term projects for major foundations and UHNIs across areas such as water, solid waste management, child labor, and climate change. She began her career anchoring government projects in the social impact space through startups like Nextdrop, focused on water management, and Habba, dedicated to protecting indigenous handicraft industries. Nikhila holds a Masters degree in Habitat Management from CEPT University and a Bachelors degree in Engineering from Goa College of Engineering.
In a world facing environmental challenges, the concept of “zero waste” has emerged as a vital approach to sustainability. But
Today, in a world increasingly mindful of the environment where manufacturers decide between recycled plastics versus virgin plastics, each of
Making fresh plastic from discarded plastic waste could be a better way for waste management around the globe. At the
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