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By Dan Saada
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In 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, or, Clean India Campaign, which proposed to introduce radical changes to the way the nation of India…
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The project is predominately aimed at introducing 90 million new toilets in rural areas of the country, with the aim of cutting out practices of open defecation in the streets –…
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Several other initiatives of Clean India include addressing consumer waste build-up, and providing clean drinking water, while also providing facilities for public transport,…
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While Swachh Bharat Abhiyan has been India’s most successful sanitation campaign to date, there has still been a lack of investment in the project from private companies, as…
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The modern infrastructure is not set up for such a project. However, that could all be changing very soon.
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Under the plans of innovative new tech start-ups like Swachhcoin, both citizens and institutions could benefit from incentives in the form of SWACHH cryptocurrency tokens, which…
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Novel technology like the SWBIN (Swachh Bin) – a ‘smart’ bin which can log and identify the type of waste that’s put into it, while sending instant crypto rewards to the person…
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Not only would this mobilize the citizen population to clean up their own streets, but would also address another of India’s major problems – a lack of dustbins.
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The SWBIN is fully digitized and automated, and can identify for itself when it needs to be emptied.
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Combined with Swachhcoin’s innovative smart bins, the digital infrastructure offered by the company could be the solution which unifies the Clean India project, and draws it all…
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With innovative tools like SWATA (Swachh Big Data); SWIOT (Swachh Internet of Things); SWATA (Swachh Big Data); SWATEL (Swachh Adaptive Intelligence), and SWAPP (Swachh…
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Swachhcoin have arrived at an opportune moment in history – the rise of cryptocurrency, coupled with the desperate need for new ways to manage the world’s ever growing waste…
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Whether this will be the platform which delivers a Clean India, only time will tell – but the possibilities are there for all to see.
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