Recykle | A smart phone app to manage household waste responsibly by Kabadiwalla Connect

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Pooja Lal Jul 19, 2016 02:24 Member 1 \| Share via:	How are you incorporting 'green waste' - i.e. food waste and RO water waste into your plan - You can organise demos and workshops for people to discard green waste for further use in horticulture.
Siddharth Hande Jul 21, 2016 04:32 Member 2 \| Share via:	Proposal contributor Hi Poojal, yup, we hope to organise workshops and provide relevant information that helps people compost and set up simple roof-top gardens at home.
Siddharth Hande Jul 21, 2016 04:33 Member 3 \| Share via:	Proposal contributor Hi Poojal, yup, we hope to organise workshops and provide relevant information that helps people compost and set up simple roof-top gardens at home.
Babu Dilli Jul 28, 2016 04:36 Member 4 \| Share via:	u r win
Nitish Shukla Jul 29, 2016 08:04 Member 5 \| Share via:	List each kabadiwala's rate for each commodity to make it fun and useful for the users.
Dimoir Quaw Jul 30, 2016 05:42 Member 6 \| Share via:	Good day Siddharth, Would the app be able to tell the user which waste (which emits powerful greenhouse gasses like methane) can be combusted to release a more tame greenhouse gas like carbon dioxide? If so, the biomass or municipal waste burning flame temperature can be enhanced for electrical power generation according to my proposal. https://www.climatecolab.org:18081/contests/2016/energy-supply/c/proposal/1316801 I'll vote for you. Please consider voting for me if you see some synergy Kind regards, Dimoir
Dwi Tiya Jul 31, 2016 06:02 Member 7 \| Share via:	Most people know where their local recycling shop is for most common things. Your app should concentrate on the more unusual recyclables. Also lot of toxic wastes are thrown into regular garbage, things like batteries, sharps ( needles), oils etc. There are no places to dispose these safely. Will you be promoting local laws, to safely dispose these? Why the name Kabadiwallah, when you are based in Chennai? This is a Hindi word, unknown to most Chennaiites. You have to now educate them about the meaning of the word, so that they can then use your app. Perhaps a different name, based on the locality the app serves would make more sense.
Dwi Tiya Jul 31, 2016 06:02 Member 8 \| Share via:	Most people know where their local recycling shop is for most common things. Your app should concentrate on the more unusual recyclables. Also lot of toxic wastes are thrown into regular garbage, things like batteries, sharps ( needles), oils etc. There are no places to dispose these safely. Will you be promoting local laws, to safely dispose these? Why the name Kabadiwallah, when you are based in Chennai? This is a Hindi word, unknown to most Chennaiites. You have to now educate them about the meaning of the word, so that they can then use your app. Perhaps a different name, based on the locality the app serves would make more sense.