Collaborate with Us

The aim of WasteLess is to empower children through education to become champions and change makers on all matters connected to waste. Our expertise lies in bridging the latest scientific research by integrating and translating it into innovative classroom learning.

For over a decade, we have refined our process of developing dynamic educational programmes, which not only deepen understanding but inspire lasting shifts in attitudes and behaviour. Our commitment to innovation drives us to continually refine our process, ensuring that each programme ignites meaningful change.

Through partnerships and collaborations with leading experts in the field of education and scientific research, we are proud to present to you several curriculums addressing different areas of waste.

Sea Change Teacher Training, Auroville, 2022

Collaborate with us and become part of a large network of educational change makers.

Our Approach

Sea Change Teacher Training, Auroville, 2022

We believe that change can only happen when we all work together. We do not have the personpower to widely distribute our educational programmes, but you have. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we are able to offer partnering organisations our student textbooks, teacher kits and lesson resources free of charge.

Through our teacher training programmes, we not only equip your educators with the tools they need to teach the lesson plans, but also motivate and inspire them to become agents of change in their classrooms. We highly value building collaborations, to continually refine and enhance our programmes through ongoing dialogue and feedback.  

Our dream is to inspire children all over the
world to become WasteLess Superheroes –
with your help we can achieve our vision.

Our Educational Programmes

Sea Change

kNOw PLASTICS

Pick it Up

Garbology

Our Collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Government

One of our biggest collaborations till date was a partnership with the state government of Tamil Nadu in 2018. A legislation banning one-time use and throwaway plastics in Tamil Nadu, which became effective in January 2019, was supported by teaching children about how to reduce pollution and manage waste sustainably.

In 2018, we partnered with 320 Tamil Nadu Government Schools, providing specialized training to one dedicated teacher from each institution in selected activities from our educational programs Garbology and kNOw PLASTICS.

This successful partnership sparked enthusiasm among thousands of students. Consequently, the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) recognized the value of our educational programmes, integrating their most relevant and impactful parts into the official State Textbooks for classes IV and VI to IX in 2019.

The materials include different interactive and educational classroom activities as well as scientific knowledge, which are complementary with subjects like Science, English and Mathematics.

Since their integration, the content within these textbooks has reached over 3 million children across Tamil Nadu. During our interactions with students from these government schools, many proudly showcased their newfound understanding of plastic resin codes, waste and conscious consumption, eagerly sharing their textbook content.

Testimonials

  • It's a great honour to be part of this campaign. I am grateful for the new learning received. Gratitude to WasteLess who have imparted this knowledge.

    Arsha Vidya Mandir School

  • Working with WasteLess was a wonderful experience for the Arsha Vidya Mandir family. Thank you once again for bringing this experience to our school community. Looking forward to take it up for many other such programs.

    Arsha Vidya Mandir School

  • Thanks to our collaboration with WasteLess we have created awareness among the public about different types of waste management systems.

    Arsha Vidya Mandir School

  • Our collaboration with WasteLess brought awareness and inculcation in the minds of the children from across all classes as well as the importance of waste less society, and the need of recycling, reusing and reducing waste.

    Arsha Vidya Mandir School

  • I loved the idea of learning by doing projects. The idea to approach one's work as solving a problem on a theme that I am personally motivated towards is a great form of learning.

    Arsha Vidya Mandir School

  • After programme with WasteLess our minds are always thinking on how to reduce waste and how to recycle and reuse the waste.

    Arsha Vidya Mandir School

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