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WastePaper Recycling Plant
Executive Summary
For many decades in our country, the dynamic interplay of lack of awareness,
ignorance, apathy, callousness has contributed significantly to environmental
degradation. As the repercussions of our past activities become apparent on todays
environment, there is growing public and judicial pressure on the industry to
actively maintain, if not improve, environment quality. Our endeavor is to promote
the concept of sustainable livelihood by focusing on both, environment and income
generation by putting up plants of waste paper recycling .
Our waste paper recycling plant offers a sustainable solution to the growing
environmental problem by adopting paper recycling processes using which even a
common man can turn waste paper and cotton rags into paper. Our approach is
neither a model that aims to incorporate all the key elements of people's livelihoods
and environment conservation, nor a universal solution. Rather, it is a means of
stimulating thought and analysis so that it could be adapted and elaborateddepending on the situation..
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Introduction
The Sustainable Livelihood Generation is an initiative to address the problem of
spiraling poverty as well as environmental degradation simultaneously. The
approach focuses on improving local peoples well being and at the same time
ensuring the conservation of the environment. A sustainable livelihood is
concerned with both environmental influences on human life and human
influences on the environment. On the one hand, the surroundings of a
community should not harm its members and should provide for all their
necessities of life. On the other, local communities and its people should be
caretakers and not destroyers of the planet and its ecosystems. The
Sustainable Livelihood framework places people, particularly underprivileged
youth and poor people, at the centre of a web of inter-related influences that
affect how these people create a livelihood for themselves and their households.
The approach identifies the main constraints and opportunities faced by these
people. To achieve this, the approach focuses on two main areas that are also
interlinked,
Sustainable Natural Resources Management which involves
conservation of resources, and
Income Generation which involves developing and promoting small
scale and environment friendly micro- enterprises including waste
paper recycling.
The sustainable livelihood generation is concerned with local aspects of
environmental sustainability and community well being.
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Goals of the project:
To improve the environment by recycling waste paper using a well proven
recycling plant to produce useful products.
To provide the poor with essential information, skills and awareness
through sustainable livelihood and income generation programs
To deliver projects in a manner that takes into account the importance of
environment conservation and sustainable management of natural
resources.
To directly involve local community groups in the project delivery cycle,
including planning, implementation and monitoring & evaluation phases, in
order to ensure the local ownership and sustainability of the project
To enhance the effective participation in the areas of income generation and
micro credit specially for under privileged youth to build and operate
sustainable micro-enterprises such as waste paper recycling plant
Detailed Plan of the Project
Techknow will organize discussion with the community groups on the need and
importance of conserving environment while focusing on their income
generation opportunities at the same time. Communities need to be well
informed and aware about the various environmental, social, cultural,
economic and political phenomena that affect their lives and the many ways in
which their own action affect their local environment. With mutual consensus
among these people, we will facilitate the process of putting up of waste paper
recycling plant.
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Waste Paper Recycling Plant
The rate of consumption of paper in India is approximately 5 kg/capita, with
an expected growth rate of 6-7 % per annum over the next five years. For every
tonne of paper, the paper industry guzzles up 2.8 tonnes of dry timber and
2400 gallons of water besides electricity and other resources.
Moreover the
volume of waste paper generated is growing at an alarming rate hampering the
already degenerating environment. This calls for an immediate step to prevent
further degradation of environment.
Our waste paper recycling plant offers a sustainable solution to this growingenvironmental problem by adopting paper recycling processes. The plant is
based on an effective and yet simple technology with which even a layman can
turn waste paper and cotton rags into paper.
Process
The raw material is sorted manually to remove foreign material and dust and
then sent to chopper. The chopped pieces are then subjected to beating where
the raw material is pulped in water with the help of machine. A small amount
of pulp is poured evenly into a mould and the excess water is mechanically
drained out from it using a hydraulic press/screw press. The sheets of paper
are dried by hanging in the open. Small dirt particles are removed mechanically
with the help of a sharp instrument. The cleaned sheet can be coated with
starch to further improve the physical property of the paper. In this process the
sheets are placed between metallic sheets and passed between rollers of a
calendaring machine. This process smoothens the paper and also improves its
gloss.
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The handmade paper obtained can be used for making various articles such as
greeting cards, carry bags, letterheads, visiting cards etc.The market for
handmade paper and handmade paper products is increasing rapidly. At
present it is being promoted as a replacement for plastic bags and is rapidly
gaining in importance. Many shops and stores have slowly started shifting to
paper packages for their products keeping customer demand in view and for
enhancing their environmental image. Apart from the products mentioned above
innovative paper crafts are also popular in the market and are regarded as premium
products.
Capacity and Cost of the Plant
* Includingtaxes and excluding land cost
The plant will require 1000 to 6000 liters of water per day and 2 KW to 12 KW
of electricity in its three phases. And it can be recycled also.
Size of the plant Capacity Cost* Space
Required
No. of
person that
can be
employed
Small
(Suited for Schools)
15- 20 kgs perday
3.75Lakhs
400 Sq. feet 2 to 3
Medium(Suited for Educational
Institutes)
Approximately60 kgs
10Lakhs
3000 Sq. feet 12
Large(Suited for commercial
purposes)
Approximately200 kgs
25Lakhs
6900 Sq. feet 20 to 25
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Employment Generation
The Waste Paper Recycling Plant will generate skilled employment as the plant will
employ staff (initially 2) after training them in the handmade paper manufacturing
process. In the longer run this will also enhance their livelihood opportunity. It will
also help to earn revenues through the sale of handmade paper and products made
out of it.
Products made from Handmade Paper