Project Idea : To Startup an NGO

working towards waste

Management

Presented By:
Raman Singla
6186

Why This Project?

Today because of the insufficient
collection and inappropriate disposal
of waste represent a source of water,
land and air pollution and pose risk
to human health and the
environment.

Introduction
NGO is a non government
organization which means it is a non
profit organization which work for the
welfare of the society through
involving in a different social
activities.
To consider my project I will give
Greenpeace name to my NGO.

Objectives of Greenpeace
To Reduce or eliminate waste
Conserve energy and natural
resources by recycling and recovery
To keep the environment clean
To provide services to the society

Working of the Greenpeace

Firstly conduct house to house
campaign
Provide two color dustbins for putting
waste
Collect the waste
Segregate waste into different
categories
Sell them to the Industries for
Recycle purpose

Type Of Waste
Recyclable- Paper, Glass, Bottle,
cans and metal
Hazardous waste- Sprays Cans,
Batteries, Pesticide Container

Social Cost and Benefit

Analysis
Labor Cost 6 People 6,000 each =
(36,000)
Dustbin Cost 200 each type 20 =
(8,000)
Transportation Charges 400 Daily =
(12,000)
Paper Work Cost
= (5,000)
Advertisement Cost (Yearly)
= (2,000)

Cont.
Charges From Each House 70/monthly
= 14,000
Selling Of waste Material(Monthly) =
30,000
Donations
Membership Fee 300 per member

Financing
Own Investment
Donations
Membership Fee

= 60,000

Management Of Human
Resource
Whole human resource managed by
me and members of the NGO.

Legal Aspects
Society:Society
is
defined
as
company of persons who are united
together through mutual consent for
deliberating jointly for same common
purpose. It needs a minimum of
seven persons to be eligible to enter
into contract for formation of society
and needs to get registered under
the Societies Registration Act, 1860.

Cont
Prepare Memorandum Of Association
Annual General Meeting as per law
File the document to Government
under the Society Act 1860.

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