International Conference on Decentralised MSW Treatment for BWGs: Technology, Policy and Partnerships

Date
5 December 2026
Venue
Meluha The Fern, Powai, Mumbai
Format
One-day high-level forum

Join policymakers, urban local bodies, bulk waste generators, technology providers, recyclers and investors for a focused national dialogue on practical, compliant and financially sustainable decentralised municipal solid waste management.

Enabling Compliant, Circular and Scalable Waste Management at Source

India’s cities are generating increasing volumes of municipal solid waste, placing considerable pressure on collection systems, transport infrastructure, processing facilities and landfills. Bulk Waste Generators (BWGs)—including housing societies, hotels, hospitals, educational campuses, commercial complexes, malls, markets, institutions and industrial establishments—have a vital role in reducing this burden through segregation at source, decentralised processing and responsible channelisation of recoverable materials.

The International Conference on “Decentralised MSW Treatment for BWGs: Technology, Policy and Partnerships”, scheduled for 5 December 2026 at Meluha The Fern, Powai, Mumbai, will bring together the entire ecosystem required to make decentralised waste management successful.

A practical, solution-oriented day in Mumbai

One-day forum

High-level conference focused on decentralised MSW for Bulk Waste Generators.

Policy & compliance

Regulatory insights and BWG implementation guidance from municipal and industry voices.

Technology showcase

Presentations and live solution showcases for wet waste, dry waste and constrained sites.

Case studies

Models from residential, commercial, hospitality, healthcare and institutional establishments.

Finance & operations

Discussions on contracts, monitoring, CAPEX/OPEX and sustainable operating models.

Networking

Connect with authorities, waste generators, technology companies and recyclers.

Exhibition

Opportunities for sponsorship, exhibition stalls and business partnerships.

Circular economy

Linkages for compost, recyclables, EPR and landfill diversion outcomes.

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Delegates and speakers in a full conference hall Delegates seated at a table during a session Audience listening during a conference session

Three interconnected pillars

Technology

Selecting fit-for-purpose systems for segregation, organic waste treatment, material recovery, recycling, monitoring and safe handling of residual waste.

Policy

Understanding the regulatory responsibilities of BWGs, implementation expectations, reporting requirements and the role of urban local bodies.

Partnerships

Building effective collaborations among BWGs, municipal authorities, technology providers, operators, recyclers, PROs, investors and communities.