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Zero-waste event design · Gurugram
Zirow helps weddings, festivals and gatherings prevent waste before it begins—then recover what remains with care.
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The overlooked aftermath
An event lasts a day. Its mixed waste can outlive the memory.
Globally, municipal solid waste is projected to rise from 2.1 billion tonnes in 2023 to 3.8 billion tonnes by 2050.
Our way of working
Zero waste is not a cleanup plan. It starts with every choice made before the doors open.
Map materials, suppliers and guest journeys before procurement.
Train teams, place clear systems and manage recovery on site.
Measure each stream and share an honest post-event account.

Follow the material
Mixed event waste moves through bins, transport and sorting—or directly to disposal. Zirow works upstream, where thoughtful decisions can prevent that journey entirely.
Explore the waste cycleSelected work

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Estimated waste without a prevention plan
686
kilograms
What that really looks like
49 sq ft
of land buried one metre deep — for a single event
10 adults
is what this pile weighs
469 km
of car driving — the methane-equivalent warming from rotting food alone
Up to 50 yrs
for plastic serviceware and floral foam to break down — outliving every guest
Host this every weekend for a year…
35.7 tonnes — as heavy as 29.7 cars. Stacked on a one-metre square, it would rise 238 m, 3.3× taller than the Qutub Minar.
Assumes loose waste at ~150 kg/m³, a 4-tonne elephant, a 42.6-tonne empty A320, ~0.6 kg CO₂e per kg landfilled food and 0.17 kg CO₂ per car-km. Illustrative only.
This is an illustrative planning estimate, not an audited footprint. Final results depend on vendors, menus, materials and venue practices.
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