
π Environment, Climate & Water Β· Sequence
How a recycling app works: a household books a pickup, the collector weighs and pays for the waste, and the recycler reports what was processed.
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Recycling sequence: a household books a pickup in the app with categories (paper, plastic, e-waste). The platform assigns a nearby collector. The collector weighs each category with a digital scale, the app calculates the price, and the household is paid by UPI. The collector delivers to an aggregation centre, which sends material to authorised recyclers. Recyclers upload processing certificates, which are used for brands' EPR reporting.
sequenceDiagram actor H as Household participant APP as Recycling App participant C as Collector participant AC as Aggregation Centre participant RC as Authorised Recycler participant EPR as EPR Records H->>APP: Book pickup - paper, plastic, e-waste APP->>C: Assign nearby collector C->>H: Arrive and weigh waste C->>APP: Weights per category APP->>H: Pay by UPI C->>AC: Deliver sorted waste AC->>RC: Send material batches RC->>APP: Upload processing certificate APP->>EPR: Record for brand EPR reporting
A platform that calculates a company's greenhouse gas emissions from energy bills, fuel use, travel and suppliers, and produces reports for disclosures like BRSR.
Where a manufacturing company's yearly emissions come from, in tonnes of CO2 equivalent, split into Scope 1, 2 and 3 and their main sources.
How a city measures and publishes air quality: reference stations and low-cost sensors, calibration, AQI calculation and public alerts.
A city water network with sensors and smart meters: treatment plant, reservoirs, pumping stations, district metered areas and a SCADA control centre.
How a water utility finds and fixes leaks: night flow analysis per district, acoustic surveys to pinpoint the leak, repair and verification.
Tables for collecting ESG data across sites: reporting periods, metrics like energy, water and waste, values per site and evidence documents.