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  1. Navdanya Trust
  2. Satpuda foundation
  3. HelpUsGreen
  4. World Wide Fund
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Option 3 : HelpUsGreen

The correct answer is HelpUsGreen.

 

  • Indian social enterprise HelpUsGreen was recently honoured by the UN for its efforts in cleaning the Ganga river.
    • HelpUsGreen was honoured with the United Nations momentum of change award 2018.
    • The company recycles the floral waste at temples into a suitable for Thermocol.
    • HelpUsGreen is the world’s first lean solution to the monumental temple-waste problem.
    • HelpUsGreen startup was founded in 2015.
    • It was founded by Ankit Agarwal and Karan Rastogi.
    • The company upcycles more than 2.4 tonnes of floral waste collected daily from temples and mosques in Uttar Pradesh.
    • HelpUsGreen plans to expand to Bangladesh and Nepal, providing livelihood to more than 5000 women by 2021.

 

  • The worldwide fund for nature(old name was world wide fund) is an international non-governmental organization that works for wilderness preservation and the reduction of human impact on the environment.
  • Satpuda Foundation is a non-profit NGO working to save wildlife and forests across central India.
  • Navdanya is an earth-centric, women-centric, and farmer-led movement for the protection of biological and cultural diversity of earth.
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