Technology
Decentralised Facilities
Ward-level and on-site waste processing systems eliminating transport emissions through localized resource recovery and community circularity.
Decentralised waste management treats organic and recyclable waste directly at or adjacent to the point of generation. Shrivanta executes proven decentralized models for municipal corporations and Bulk Waste Generators (BWGs)—such as our landmark deployments across Shahdara South Zone (MC Delhi) and Greater Noida (GNIDA).
By establishing localized micro-MRFs, decentralized composting sheds, and on-site digestors, we prevent wet waste from entering landfills, eliminate long-distance transport pollution, and return valuable compost and fuel to local communities.
On-Site Organic Processing
Aerobic composting pits, rotary drum composters, and compact biomethanation units processing food and horticulture waste within hours.
Micro-MRF Dry Recovery
Localized dry sorting stations where paper, cardboard, multi-layer plastics, and metals are baled and channeled to recyclers.
BWG Compliance Architecture
Turnkey design and operations enabling bulk generators (>100 kg/day) to meet statutory on-site processing mandates under SWM Rules 2016.
Zero-Waste Ward Modeling
Achieves up to 85% localized waste diversion, cutting municipal tipper trip frequency, diesel consumption, and secondary tipping fees.
| Design Parameter | Engineering Standard |
|---|---|
| Processing Capacity | 500 kg/day to 15 TPD per ward-level facility |
| Core Technologies | Rapid mechanical digestors, micro-biogas, aerated composting beds, balers |
| Land Requirement | 150 m² to 1,500 m² compact modular footprint |
| Composting Cycle | 24-hour accelerated digestor / 14–21 day organic windrow curing |
| Output Standards | FCO compliant organic bio-fertilizer + high-calorific biogas + recyclable bales |
| Active References | Greater Noida Zero Waste bulk models; Shahdara South Zone decentralized hubs |
- Residential Communities: Large gated societies, integrated townships, and smart city sectors.
- Commercial Corridors: Business districts, IT parks, corporate campuses, and hospitality chains.
- Institutional Estates: University campuses, medical colleges, railway colonies, and defense cantonments.
- Perishable Markets: Wholesale fruit, vegetable, and grain agricultural terminal markets (APMCs).
Implement a Decentralised Waste Model
Work with Shrivanta to design a customized zero-waste framework for your municipal ward, industrial township, or commercial facility.