Welcome to
Earthful
Earthful Foundation was established with a goal of environmental conservation and implementation of sustainable development principles. The organization was founded in March 23, 2018 by Mrs. Shweta Mishra Mahanta and Angarag Mahanta.
Focus Areas
Solid Waste Management
Sustainable Livelihood
Health and Nutrition
Our Vision
Earthful desires to create a society where people make optimal use of resources around them, and advocate for development which is equitable and in harmony with nature.
Our Fundamentals
The universal 4Rs serve as the basis that determines the essential structure and function of Earthful Foundation.
Reduce
We emphasize on creating awareness for reducing the accumulation of wastes and carbon footprints by consuming less and avoiding single-use items that are harmful for the environment.
Reuse
We create channels to connect the haves and have-nots so that someone’s trash can be reused to become treasure for another, thus putting less pressure on our existing limited resources.
Recycle
We find solutions to recycle as much resources as possible, so that instead of ending up in landfills as waste for eternity, they can be put to use again in a new form.
Recover
We preach & practice Source Segregation, which helps us recover items that neither can be re-used nor recycled but can be converted into energy in Waste-To-Energy plants.
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Households supported during Assam Floods
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Institutions converted into Green Institutions
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Individuals made aware about waste management
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Volunteers contributing to the society
Making an impact by working together
With mounting solid wastes scarring the landscape and polluting land, water and air, Earthful Foundation has stepped in like a breath of fresh air. Striking at the root of this bourgeoning problem, it facilitates segregation of domestic waste at source and subsequent resolution of different categories of waste for recycle/reuse, thereby adding value to waste, economizing on consumption of precious natural resource and preventing environmental degradation. This is indeed ‘Living with a conscience’!
Barun BarpujariFormer Executive Director, IOCL
Earthful Foundation is actively working in the field of waste segregation for past few years in various
districts of Assam. Earthful Foundation follows a well-established approach wherein, introduction to the
problems of waste, it’s pollution and its management are done through regular environmental
classroom sessions reinforced by audio-visual presentations, competitions etc. They sensitize the
students through hands-on and thought-provoking activities & enrich them with knowledge and practice
of sustainable waste management. They have been associated with GMC for various waste awareness
programs in the past couple of years and have the expertise and experience to carry out such programs.
Debasish SharmaFormer Commissioner, Guwahati Municipal Corporation
Earthful Foundation has partnered with us in a couple of WWF Assam projects and their activities & deliverables are at par excellence showing an interest to the local relevant themes which is in line with the objective of WWF. The organization has a dedicated team who completed the projects as per timeline with scientific approach of monitoring. Proper documentation is highly appreciable.
Archita Baruah Bhattacharyya State Coordinator WWF India Assam
Earthful Foundation showed incredible commitment and exuberance through their well-trained and experienced team in the field of Waste Management. They have a network based end solution for the wastes to get channelized. They also showed extreme dedication in spreading awareness about Waste Management in various places including schools, townships, societies, etc. They deal with the subject very professionally.
Naba Jyoti BoraGeneral Manager, Guwahati Refinery
“Earthful Foundation with the cooperation of the Pollution Control Board of Assam, has come forward with the E-Waste Detox Drive. People have very little idea about e-waste. If we look at today’s world, e-waste has proved to be one of the worst pollutants, yet very little action has been taken in this regard. For household waste, municipal waste, plastic, etc., many people are working and we give them priority. But across the whole world, according to a two-year-old survey, 62 million tonnes of e-waste are generated every year.”
Dr. Arup Kumar MisraChairman, Pollution Control Board, Asssam (PCBA)
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