The project's sole purpose is to turn waste (Taka) into wealth (Mali) while trying to make the environment cleaner, the community more aware and responsible of their solid waste and in the process empowering them economically in order to help them generate income on their own. It will involve training of local communities on how to carry out sustainable waste management and utilization and together developing a social enterprise that will be locally lead. The National Solid Waste Management Strategy (2015) by the National Environment Management Authority will be incorporated to help guide the enterprise. The project will provide a bridge between the local waste collectors at the grassroots and the various organizations that engage in waste management, use and Reuse. The various wastes will be used in different ways to generate more income for the communities. They want to help create a clean & resilient community that is mindful of its ecological footprint. They will organize and host a series of training sessions that will be used as a platform for developing waste management knowledge and skills and building capacities of the interested locals. Each meeting will be aimed to reach 30 people who will be educated on how to be environmentally responsible and why they need to do so. The aim is to help community members set up social enterprises that will have a maximum of ten people and these individuals will be trained on how to invest the income they generate from waste collection, separation and utilization in other business ventures and community welfare programs.