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Toxics Link

India / New Delhi

Proposing participatory devices for the management of all waste in Indian cities

New Delhi

Asia-Pacific

Who ?

Ravi Agarwal

Themes

Waste management

Reported by

Nico

Paris

Fanélie

Paris

toxicslink.org toxicslink @toxicslink

Facing the large number of issues related to waste management, Ravi Agarwal decided in 1994 to create Toxics Link, an environmental NGO specialized in waste management, whose objective is to inform the Indian population and its managers about the risks involved. related to this care and, through this, to involve them in the implementation of ecological and sustainable alternatives.

Meet the founder(s)

Founder tips

Success is never guaranteed. But just have a purpose and put your passion into it.

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