Punaravartan

Punaravartan

What is Punaravartan ?


The Punaravartan Project is a pioneering initiative focused on the collection and repurposing of Shadu clay left behind after the immersion of Ganesh idols during Ganpati Visarjan. This project was founded to address the environmental challenges associated with the disposal of traditional clay idols. By recycling and reusing this material, Punaravartan mitigates pollution and reduces waste, promoting sustainable practices and environmental responsibility within the context of cultural celebrations.


What We Do

Ganesha Shadu Soil Collection
Collection and Repurposing of Shadu Clay

  • Collect Shadu clay from various immersion sites after Ganpati Visarjan..
  • Recycle and repurpose the clay into valuable products.

E-Yantran E-Waste Awareness
Minimising Ecological Impact

  • Reduce the amount of clay waste that ends up in landfills.
  • Transform collected clay into useful items, thereby promoting a circular economy.

E-Yantran E-Waste Community
Community Engagement

  • Involve local communities in the collection and repurposing process.
  • Foster awareness about the environmental impact of traditional idol disposal and the benefits of recycling.

E-Yantran Expansion
Collaborative Efforts

  • Partner with organisations like EcoExist and Poornam to provide support and resources.
  • Leverage these partnerships to achieve project goals and maximise impact.

Through these efforts, the Punaravartan Project not only contributes to environmental conservation but also fosters a culture of sustainability within the community. Your participation and support can help us achieve even greater impact and contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable environment.


How You Can Participate



Volunteer

  • Sign up as a volunteer to help with the collection and repurposing of Shadu clay.
  • Participate in awareness sessions and community engagement activities.


Donate

  • Donate the shadu clay remains after the immersion the idol.
  • Donate electronic devices for recycling or refurbishment.


Engage Your Community

  • Spread awareness about the Punaravartan Project through social media, posters, and community events.
  • Encourage friends, family, and colleagues to participate in the initiative.


Corporate Participation

  • Adopt sustainable management practices within your organisation.
  • Partner with Punaravartan to support waste collection and recycling efforts.