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Mumbai: Two societies turn their waste into manure, get BMC reward
Updated On: 02 January, 2020 07:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Arita Sarkar
The societies will initially get a rebate of 5 per cent, which we will increase later as progress is monitored, says additional municipal commissioner

Composting plant at Godrej Baug at Malabar Hill, where residents use the manure to grow their own vegetables. Pics/ Ashish Raje
Two housing societies in South Mumbai have become the first winners of BMC's incentive for processing their own waste. The civic body will give the two societies at Malabar Hill a tax rebate when they file their next property tax bill, and its officials will monitor their progress on a regular basis.
Godrej Baug residents are not only treating their garbage, they are using the manure from the composted wet waste to grow "organic" vegetables. Shehnaz Khambatta, a resident, said there are 500 flats in the society and they generate between 85-120 kg of waste daily.
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