Overview
Organic waste composting is the process of converting organic materials such as food scraps, agricultural waste, and garden trimmings into nutrient-rich compost. This compost is then used to enhance soil fertility, making it an essential component of organic farming. Composting not only reduces waste but also promotes sustainable agriculture by improving soil structure and encouraging healthy plant growth. At Dhannaseth, we provide expert advice and financial assistance to help you set up an organic waste composting business.
The Growing Organic Waste Composting Market
As organic farming continues to gain popularity, the demand for natural soil amendments like compost is on the rise. Governments and organizations are also focusing on waste management and sustainability, which has led to an increased market for composting services. Composting not only contributes to soil health but also plays a significant role in reducing landfill waste. The growing awareness of these environmental benefits is driving the expansion of the organic waste composting industry.
Subsidy Value
Starting an organic waste composting business requires investment in equipment, land for compost piles, and waste collection infrastructure. Dhannaseth offers subsidies to cover these setup costs, enabling you to start your composting operation with the necessary tools and resources to succeed. Our subsidies also support the cost of obtaining raw materials and machinery required for the composting process.
Required Documents
To apply for organic waste composting subsidies, the following documents are required:
1. Business Plan: A detailed proposal for your composting business, including the types of organic waste you plan to process, expected output, and market strategy.
2. Proof of Identity: Government-issued ID (passport, driver’s license).
3. Land Ownership/Lease Documents: Proof of ownership or lease for the land or facility where composting will occur.
4. Cost Estimate: A comprehensive breakdown of all initial costs, including land development, machinery, and operational expenses.
5. Permits and Licenses: Any required permits for waste management and composting operations.

To apply for the Food Processing Scheme, the following mandatory documents are required for new enterprises (Individuals/Firms) as outlined in the manual
1. PAN Card of concerned/all promoters.
2.Aadhaar Copy & Photo of all promoters/guarantors.
3. Address Proof: Any of the Officially Valid Documents (OVD) such as:
o Utility bill (not more than two months old) from any service provider (Electricity, telephone, post-paid mobile phone, piped gas, water bill).
o Property or Municipal tax paid receipt.
o Ration Card (Individual).
o Driving Licence
o Aadhaar Card.
o Voter ID Card.
4. Details of the site where the unit is to be established, including whether it is owned/rented/leased, along with proof (Lease/rent agreement should be for more than the loan repayment period).
5. Photocopy of Bank
6. Estimates and Quotation of all capital expenditure and machinery and equipment to be purchased. Statement/Bank Passbook for the last 6 months.
For existing enterprises with a turnover of less than 1 crore, similar documents are required, including PAN Card, Aadhaar, address proof, and site details.
If you need more specific information or additional documents, please let me know!