Indore Municipal Corporation Seeks Agencies for Wet-Waste Processing

Indore is a big city in India, and its local government wants to take better care of waste.

Some places, called bulk waste generators, produce a lot of wet waste, which is the mushy kind of garbage like leftover food and kitchen scraps.

The city government has asked companies and groups to apply to help process this wet waste in a clean and safe way.

Two types of helpers can apply: those who make machines that turn wet waste into compost or biogas, and those who collect the waste and carry it to special processing centers.

The city will check the machines, vehicles, and facilities carefully before choosing the helpers.

Smaller setups can handle 25 kilograms of waste each day, while bigger ones can handle more than 10 tonnes.

Chosen helpers will work with the city for two years, and the agreement can be extended if they do a good job.

This helps keep Indore cleaner and reduces pollution from waste.