2025/11/01 by Liji Maliakkel, Anju K.A.
Arts and Humanities · Environmental Science · Social Sciences · #2.5 → Social sciences → Economics #Municipal Solid Waste Management #Social and Economic Development in India #South Asian Studies and Diaspora
paper · doi:10.23728/b2share.smwv2-sjp67
openalex publication_date 2025/11/01 · openalex created_date 2025/11/12 · openalex updated_date 2026/07/01
Analyzing how effectively Haritha Karma Sena handles garbage disposal, segregation, and recycling is one of the main goals of this study. Waste management in Kerala has advanced remarkably, and Wadakkanchery’s Haritha Karma Sena is essential to maintaining the municipality’s sustainability and cleanliness. The study’s findings may be used to pinpoint best practices and suggest enhancements to improve environmental preservation and solid waste management. Many Kadambashree members have access to economic options through the Haritha Karma Sena. This study will clarify how Haritha Karma Sena empowers women by providing jobs and encouraging social inclusion. The study highlights the relationship between environmental activities and social empowerment by examining how Haritha Karma Sena has contributed to raising the living conditions of its members. The results of this study may influence state and municipal government regulations meant to improve the effectiveness and sustainability of waste management procedures. This will assist legislators in improving their approaches and allocating funds to better support programs such as Haritha Karma Sena. Recognizing Haritha Karma Sena’s efficacy also emphasizes its function in teaching the public about recycling, waste reduction, and segregation. The study may increase knowledge and cooperation in waste management at the local level by encouraging community involvement.