Recover
Collect recyclable waste before it reaches landfills.
Project Samagrah
A city-wide waste management initiative by Green Future Collective in partnership with the Municipal Corporation, working to transform waste into opportunity through infrastructure, awareness, and community action.
Why Samagrah exists
Collect recyclable waste before it reaches landfills.
Improve city-wide waste management infrastructure.
Create sustainable livelihoods and community ownership.
How it works
Every stage is designed to keep material in use — recovering value that would otherwise be lost to landfills.
Step 01
Households
Step 02
Collection
Step 03
Segregation
Step 04
Recovery
Step 05
Recycling
Step 06
Circular Economy
Our journey
Every date on this line represents infrastructure built, awareness raised, or a community moment that moved Shahjahanpur closer to a circular future.

June 2021
A public awareness campaign around “Reimagine • Recreate • Restore” connected citizens, institutions, and environmental action around circular economy and urban greening.

February 2022
The campaign promoted affordable water-saving practices and everyday conservation habits while strengthening public understanding of wetlands.

6–8 March 2022
Uttar Pradesh’s first curated sustainability festival brought together workshops, films, art, and innovation to make circular economy engaging and accessible.

March 2024
Sustainability curriculum sessions with students across Shahjahanpur built the next generation of climate-literate citizens.

July 2024
The pilot launch with Nagar Nigam Shahjahanpur tested a digital citizen-participation model for waste reporting and community action.

November 2025
The first phase of the campaign mentored student leaders to champion waste segregation, clean-up efforts, and environmental action in their communities.

3 December 2025
A hands-on workshop on plogging, composting, and waste segregation helped establish the Swachhata Sarathi Club as a student-led sustainability platform.

March 2026
Student-led rally promoting natural colours, cleanliness, and sustainable festival practices.

March 2026
Awareness sessions and recognition efforts helped connect women with rights, health, safety, education, and community participation.

16 June 2026
Volunteer-led clean-up around the temple precinct, combined with awareness on responsible disposal.
Coming up
Future programmes and events. Dates and locations are confirmed closer to each event.
A community swap fair encouraging reuse, exchange, and donation of everyday items to reduce unnecessary waste and strengthen circular economy participation.
Press
A selection of press mentions and articles about our work. Real coverage will replace these placeholders as it's published.
2026
The Hindu
2026
Times of India
2025
Dainik Jagran
2025
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