Q 1 :1. Could you tell us about the initial journey of Project Mumbai and the thought behind it? 0:01:08
Q2. What are the objectives of Project Mumbai? 00:02:40
Q3. What initiatives has Project Mumbai undertaken to solve the issue of Plastic waste management in the past (What were the biggest challenges you faced? 00:04:05
Q4. What are the biggest challenges faced by your organization? 00:07:42
Q5. Brief about the Recyclathon that was carried out 00:09:11
Q6. What are the socioeconomic & environmental impacts made by this initiative? 00:12:23
Q7. How long does Project Mumbai carry out the Recyclathon and what happens after it ? 00:14:17
Q8. What inspires your team to keep going? 00:16:02
Q9. Does Project Mumbai work for other than the Mumbai region and how far is it extended? 00:18:06
Q10. What new initiatives can we expect from Project Mumbai? 00: 18:55
Q11. How can one contact Project Mumbai if anyone is interested and wants to join the initiative? 00:20:20
Q12. By what scale has the plastic waste problem reduced after implementing the collection drive?00:21:44
Q13. Do you think that there are any policy changes required by the government as to deal with plastic waste management 00:23:12
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Shruti Belose
SIES Graduate School of Technology,
University of Mumbai
A printing & packaging engineer student who is fascinated by the companies that combine Innovation, Technology & Creativity. Given the world’s attention to limiting plastics in packaging, the opportunity to work with a forward-thinking company would be ideal. At SIES, I have focused my academic studies on Packaging Development, Plastic in Packaging & Plastic Processing. The most interesting areas where I can add value after graduation would be Packaging Development, Plastic Processing and its technologies to come up with innovative and unique solutions that can help make a better future.

Aarti Desai
SIES Graduate School of Technology,
University of Mumbai
A passionate packaging engineering student eager to collaborate for developing sustainable packages that solve real world problems. Recipient of the 'Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Young Research Fellowship' for assisting with research aimed at providing a biodegradable alternative to plastic. Well versed with Packaging guidelines, designs and trends, I am seeking an opportunity in a Packaging solutions-providing company which has a comprehensive portfolio of packaging solutions wherein I can put my practical research skills to work and get the right exposure for holistic career development.

Shalini Narayan Mudaliar
SIES Graduate School of Technology,
University of Mumbai
Passionately pursuing Printing & packaging Technology from Mumbai University. I am an energetic, dedicated & enthusiastic person who is always curious to learn & explore more. I am eager to secure challenging & potential career opportunities, especially related to supply chain management, sustainable packaging, recycling sectors & innovative packaging. I’m looking forward for internship opportunities to work in an growth oriented environment with the scope of learning, innovation & career development.

Prathamesh Patil
SIES Graduate School of Technology,
University of Mumbai
I'm an energetic, systems-thinking, solution-oriented person, aiming beyond sustainability to regenerative. I have a keenness for connecting the dots at the intersection of
sustainability, innovation, & economics. I love using creativity to unlock the hidden value in overlooked resources, and enjoy working
collaboratively. As a packaging & printing engineer, I am actively seeking internship opportunities to work in a growth-oriented
environment, with the scope of learning, innovation and career development.