Achieving Zero Food Waste from Home for Green Life
HomeCycle
HomeCycle
We’re Creating the Cycle from Home to Achieve Zero Food Waste for Green Life
“HomeCycle” is a new concept to urban life where food waste is generated and thrown out by households. Our solution will change the aboved behavior and practice to separate and recycle at home that significantly contributes to achieve Zero Food Waste. The compost substrates from Home will be used for growing organic vegetables for green life.
The model shows a circular system of composting and organic farming, linking households, compost centers, organic farms, and organic markets.
1. Households: Households separate organic waste, which is then collected and sent to compost centers. This step is feasible with community participation and an efficient collection system. Programs for organic waste separation can be implemented with proper education and support from local authorities or organizations.
2. Compost Centers: These centers process organic waste from households into compost. This step requires infrastructure for composting and might face challenges such as managing odors, ensuring high-quality compost, and preventing contamination. However, with established protocols and regular monitoring, this step is achievable.
3. Organic Farms: The compost produced is used in organic farming. This enhances soil fertility without chemical fertilizers, aligning with sustainable agricultural practices. The feasibility of this step depends on having nearby farms willing to adopt compost as a soil amendment, which is increasingly common in organic agriculture.
4. Organic Markets: Farms produce organic crops that are sold in markets. Selling these products in dedicated organic sections or markets can help consumers recognize the value of the circular system. This step is feasible if there’s demand for organic products and a market structure supporting organic farmers.
5. Back to Households: Households buy organic products, and the cycle repeats.
Our model requires coordinated efforts from multiple stakeholders, including households, waste management services, compost centers, farmers, and market infrastructure. Education on waste separation, subsidies or incentives for compost use in farming, and demand for organic products would all play a crucial role in making this circular model successful.
Once our solution is adopted widely then we would achieve Zero Food Waste and build Green Ecosystem at urban areas then rural areas , national or Asia region… The impact of zero food waste on society is profound and multifaceted, affecting many social aspects.
Overall,our solution adopted can lead to significant positive outcomes for society.
1. Changing perception
We focus on changing perceptions to get more urban households excited and involved in reducing consumption and disposal in their daily lives. We will create solutions that enable this change in mindset that are easy to replicate, fit the local culture and are adaptable to Vietnam.
2. Going mass
Our product service system is affordable, effective, simple to use and directly reduces the waste at source & reduces waste ending up in landfills. Our customers will collectively keep tonnes of waste - both organic and other waste out of landfills. Our communication, products and workshops are all designed to get a simple daily act drive more recycling, help the informal sector, and pollute less - with no cost to the government.
We design to create a large impact through a large number of households doing the processing of food waste.
3. Contributing the ecosystem
We help complete the circular nutrition flow by feeding the mature compost back to soil. Composting and applying the compost to soil, contributes in a positive way to restoring soil quality and sequestering carbon in soils. Application of compost ( organic matter) can lead either to a build-up of soil organic carbon over time, or a reduction in the rate at which organic matter is depleted from soils. In either case, the overall quantity of organic matter in soils becomes higher than if no organic fertiliser was used.
Over time, increasing organic matter in soils also has other greenhouse gas-saving effects, such as better water retention of soil, less production and use of synthetic fertilisers and pesticides, and reduced release of nitrous oxide - a potent greenhouse gas.
Brand: HomeCycle
- Nonwoven felt fabric Inner : 36 Liters ( 30x30x40 centimeters)
- Bamboo Outer: 35x35x50 Centimeters
- Shape: Rectangular
* FEATURES: Consists of a Fabric Bag (36L) and outer bin& A harvesting Inner with separate leakage collection unit integrated. No foul smell.
* PROCESS: Just fill and add food waste in the BIN then stir with bio substrates inside.
* SUITABLE FOR: Ideal for Family of 5-6 members, converting kitchen waste (up to 0.8 kg per day) into compost in 9 weeks.
* DESIGN: Light weight unit, easy to move around if needed. Fits into a tight space and can be kept outdoors open to the elements.
* CAPACITY: Can take in 0.8 kgs of food waste per day.
* KIT: each CycleBIN comes with accessories: 24 lit carbon Substrates , 30gm Microbes Powder, 30gm Neem Powder, a pair of Gloves, Instruction sheet, One Rake, one Scoop, one Bowl for Leachate
- Nonwoven felt fabric Inner : 26L( 30Dx40H)
- Bamboo Outer: 35Dx50H Centimeters
- Shape: Cylinder
* FEATURES: Consists of a Fabric Bag (2) and outer bin& A harvesting Inner with separate leakage collection unit integrated. No foul smell.
* PROCESS: Just fill and add food waste in the BIN then stir with bio substrates inside.
* SUITABLE FOR: Ideal for Family of 3-4 members, converting kitchen waste (up to 0.5kg per day) into compost in 9 weeks.
* DESIGN: Light weight unit, easy to move around if needed. Fits into a tight space and can be kept outdoors open to the elements.
* CAPACITY: Can take in 0.5kgs of food waste per day.
* KIT: each CycleBIN comes with accessories: 18 liters of Carbon Substrates , 30gm Microbes Powder, 30gm Neem Powder, a pair of Gloves, Instruction sheet, One Rake, one Scoop, one Bowl for Leachate
A HomeCycle composting bin is a compact, user-friendly composting system designed for home use. It enables households to recycle kitchen scraps and other organic waste into nutrient-rich compost for gardening and plants.
The bin uses natural decomposition processes facilitated by microorganisms . It is designed to optimize airflow, moisture retention, and heat to speed up composting.
You can compost:
• Fruit and vegetable scraps.
• Coffee grounds and tea bags.
• Eggshells.
• Yard trimmings like dry leaves and grass clippings.
• Paper towels and shredded cardboard (non-glossy).
Do not add:
• Meat, fish, or dairy products.
• Fats, oils, and grease.
• Pet waste.
• Non-organic materials like plastic or metal.
• Diseased plants or invasive weed seeds.
Place the bin in a well-ventilated area, such as:
• A corner of your kitchen (for indoor bins).
• A shaded outdoor spot, such as a patio or garden.
When managed correctly, the bin should not smell bad. To avoid odors:
• Maintain the correct balance of green (nitrogen-rich) and brown (carbon-rich) materials.
• Keep the compost aerated by mixing it occasionally.
• Avoid adding too much wet material.
Composting typically takes 2-3 months in a well-maintained HomeCycle bin, depending on factors such as temperature, material balance, and moisture levels.
Yes, regular turning or mixing helps aerate the compost, promoting faster decomposition. Some HomeCycle bins come with built-in mechanisms to simplify this process.
Yes, the HomeCycle bin is designed for urban households and small spaces. Its compact size makes it ideal for apartments, balconies, or even under-the-sink placement.
Aim for a ratio of 2-3 parts brown materials (dry leaves, cardboard) to 1 part green materials (kitchen scraps, grass clippings). If the pile is too wet, add more browns; if it’s too dry, add more greens or water.
To prevent pests:
• Avoid adding meat, dairy, or fatty foods.
• Ensure the lid is securely closed.
• Cover fresh scraps with a layer of browns after each addition.
Your compost is ready when it:
• Appears dark and crumbly.
• Has an earthy smell.
• No longer contains recognizable food scraps.
The HomeCycle bin is designed for organic waste only. Non-organic materials, such as plastics, glass, and metals, should be recycled or disposed of separately.
Yes, composting can continue during winter, but the process may slow due to lower temperatures. Keeping the bin indoors or insulating it can help maintain decomposition.
Capacity varies by model, but most HomeCycle bins can handle several pounds of organic waste per week, making them suitable for small to medium households.
Yes, once fully decomposed, the compost can be used as a soil amendment or mulch. It enriches the soil and supports plant growth.
Some models, like Bokashi-style bins, may require specific microbes or inoculants to accelerate decomposition. Standard bins rely on naturally occurring microbes.
• Remove all finished compost.
• Rinse the bin with water and a mild, eco-friendly soap.
• Allow it to dry completely before adding new materials.
Yes, it promotes waste reduction, lowers methane emissions by diverting organic waste from landfills, and produces nutrient-rich compost for sustainable gardening.
HomeCycle bins are available online through retailers, gardening stores, and eco-friendly marketplaces. Check for local suppliers to minimize environmental impact from shipping.
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