Volumes & segregation
Establish daily organic waste quantities and separate wet, dry, sanitary and special-care streams at source.
For bulk waste producers
A clearer route from waste responsibility to treatment.
For campuses, institutions, commercial premises and other bulk generators: begin with waste segregation and an assessment of the processing arrangement appropriate to your site.
Understand your obligations
Start at source. Choose an appropriate route.
The Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026 define responsibilities for bulk waste generators, including segregation and environmentally sound waste management. Wet waste should be processed on-site as far as possible; where this is not feasible, the applicable extended bulk waste generator responsibility framework must be followed.
TGD can discuss your waste stream, space, local requirements and the potential suitability of modular aerobic processing. Where an off-site arrangement is permitted, the route must be consistent with the local body's requirements and the applicable authorisations.
Explore the compliance approach →What to assess
Match the solution to your waste.
Space & site conditions
Review access, utilities, neighbours, buffers and suitable locations before selecting a processing configuration.
Operations & records
Define acceptance, treatment, material tracking and residual-waste arrangements so responsibilities remain clear.
The environmental priorities
Cleaner treatment, with controls that can be monitored.
- Enclosed organic processing with biofiltered exhaust air.
- Contained process-water management and groundwater protection.
- Aerobic treatment to prevent methane formation in the pod stage.
- Clear routes for materials recovery and authorised residual disposal.
- Formal jobs, training and safe operating practices.
Start a conversation
Tell us about the waste your organisation produces.
Share the site location, approximate daily volume, current segregation and whether you have space for on-site treatment. We will discuss the appropriate next assessment.