Nepal Compost Club promotes community composting. Stop organic waste going to landfill by turning kitchen waste into compost.
We partner with local organisations and communities in Nepal to help them set up Compost Clubs. Partners can include municipalities, waste collection companies, NGOs, schools, hotels, restaurants, Toles, ward offices, youth clubs, women's co-operatives etc. If you want to manage your organic waste in an environmentally friendly way, get in touch.
18/12/2015
The Compost Club is working with the team at Waste Concern to segregate organic waste so that it comes off their trucks and is no longer sent to landfill.
Waste Concern is a family business, operating for 20 years and they currently collect waste from 4500 households.
11/12/2015
We are piloting community composting in Budhanilkantha with Clean Up Nepal and Batawaran Sarsafai Samaj.
09/12/2015
The Women's Environment Preservation Committee (WEPCO) was set up in 1992 by a group of housewives in Kupondole. They organise doorstep collection of waste from households to clean the urban environment in Kathmandu Valley.
We are pilot testing our prototype Compost Club box on the WEPCO site.
04/12/2015
An exciting day! Putting together our prototype Compost Club box on site - designed by Abari.
18/11/2015
If you don't have access to a garden, you can also compost inside or on a balcony. Here are some tips and guides.
So now there is no excuse - anyone can turn their kitchen scraps into compost!
08/11/2015
We are partnering with the Society for Environmental Conservation in Panga, Kirtipur who have been actively collecting and managing waste in the community for the last two years.
05/11/2015
We partner with a variety of organisations including NGOs, community groups, private sector waste collectors etc to promote community composting.
05/11/2015
To avoid waste piling up on the streets, turn your kitchen waste into lovely, rich compost for your garden. It's easy, low cost and very satisfying! Just follow these simple steps....
02/11/2015
Organic waste makes up 65% of the waste stream in Nepal. If it is composted locally, this will have a huge impact on reducing waste at the landfill / dumpsites. We have taken inspiration from around the world where community composting is a success and designed our own model for Nepal.