India’s ‘Garbage Cafe’ Is More Significant Than It Sounds

Enterprise · Enterprise Biz Bytes · 24 Jul 2019 · 12:45 pm · 8 mins listen

India’s first ‘Garbage Cafe’ is allowing people to exchange plastic and other recyclable trash for free meals. It’s a new initiative to clean up the streets, while also helping the homeless and needy have hearty meals daily.

Produced by:

Christine Wong

Presented by:

Richard Bradbury,Arvindh Yuvaraj,& Freda Liu

Categories:

Environment,Science,Personal Finance,Investments,Financial Literacy,Young Finance,Personal Development,Entrepreneurship,SME

Tags:

Recycle, India, Garbage, Trash, Food

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