# India Waste Management Market (2022-2030)

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## Report Summary

The India Waste Management Market worth INR 468.7 billion in 2023 is projected to reach INR 620.3 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 5.00% during 2023-2030.

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## India Waste Management Market Table of Contents

Table of Contents
- 1. Market Definition of India Waste Management Market
- 2. India Waste Management Market Analysis
  - 2.1. India Waste Management Market Size by Revenue, in INR Mn (2018–2023)
  - 2.2. State-Wise Waste Management in India
  - 2.3. Cities-wise Waste Processing in India
  - 2.4. Operational Waste to Energy Plants in India, 2023
  - 2.5. Role of Swatch Bharat Mission in Waste Management Market of India
  - 2.6. Taxonomy of India Waste Management Market
- 3. India Waste Management Market Segmentation
- 4. India Waste Management Market Competitive Analysis
- 5. India Waste Management Market Ecosystem
- 6. India Waste Management Market Supply Chain Analysis
  - 6.1. Overview of the Supply Chain Analysis
- 7. Regional Analysis of India Waste Management Market
  - 7.1. Regional Analysis of India Waste Management Market by States
  - 7.2. Municipal Solid Waste Collection and Segregation at Source Cities Wise
- 8. Major Growth Drivers of India Waste Management Market
  - 8.1. Government Initiatives
  - 8.2. Industrialization
  - 8.3. Technological Advancements
  - 8.4. Urbanization
- 9. Risk Assessment of India Waste Management Market
- 10. SWOT Analysis of India Waste Management Market
- 11. India Waste Management Market Future Outlook, 2023–2030
- 12. Macroeconomic Indicators
  - 12.1. India Size of Population, (in Million), 2017–2023
  - 12.2. Population Based on Age Group in India, (in %), 2010–2025
  - 12.3. India’s GDP, (in USD Bn), 2017–2023
  - 12.4. India Inflation Rate, (in %), 2017–2023
  - 12.5. Population of India by Income Class, (in %), 2023
- 13. Table of Contents
- 14. Frequently Asked Questions

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## India Waste Management Market Overview

India Waste Management Market Highlights

The waste management market in India is projected to achieve a market size of INR 620.3 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 5.0% during 2023–2030. In 2023, the India waste management market was valued at INR 468.7 Bn. The market’s growth is primarily driven by government initiatives, industrialization, technological advancements, and urbanization. However, the sector continues to face key restraints including lack of infrastructure, limited funding and investment, low public awareness and behavioral challenges, and a technology and skills gap. A2Z Green Waste Management Ltd is leading the India waste management market.

*The waste management market in India is projected to achieve a market size of INR 620.3 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.0% between 2023-2030.*

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## India Waste Management Market Definition

### Market Definition

**Market Definition of India Waste Management**

In this report, the market size is calculated based on the revenue in INR Mn. India Waste Management market is segmented into three waste types: municipal waste, Industrial waste, and e-waste. Other waste types such as Hazardous and Bio-medical are not included in the market. The report covers three important service types Open Dumping, Compost, and Recycling. The report covers the domestic waste management market encompassing northern, eastern, western, and southern India. Domestic players such as Saahas Zero Waste, A2Z Group, Eco Recycling Ltd, NEPRA- Let’s Recycle, and Attero are covered in the report.

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## Taxonomy

| ID | Parent ID | Label |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 1 |  | India Waste Management Market |
| 2 | 1 | Waste Type |
| 3 | 2 | Municipal Waste |
| 4 | 2 | Industrial Waste |
| 5 | 2 | E-waste |
| 6 | 2 | Hazardous Waste |
| 7 | 1 | Service Type |
| 8 | 7 | Open Dumping |
| 9 | 7 | Compost |
| 10 | 7 | Landfill |
| 11 | 7 | Recycling |
| 12 | 1 | End-User |
| 13 | 12 | Residential |
| 14 | 12 | Commercial |
| 15 | 12 | Industrial |

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## India Waste Management Market Ecosystem

### Market Ecosystem

**Ecosystem of India Waste Management Market**

The waste management market of India is growing extensively and has made significant growth in the last five years. The market is highly competitive as well as dynamic. As of 2022, 454 listed and unlisted companies are operating in the waste management industry of India. Saahas Zero Waste, A2Z group, Ecoreco, NEPRA Let’s Recycle, and Aletro are some of the prominent players in the market. Government regulatory bodies such as CPCB (Central Pollution Control Board) and the Ministry of Environment Forest & Climate Change issue guidelines for waste management companies. These two government bodies are responsible for the processing of waste management. Kamtress Automation Systems Pvt Ltd, Miranda Automation Limited, and others are some of the prominent technology and equipment suppliers to the Indian waste management industry. These firms support waste management companies with the latest technology and innovations.

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## India Waste Management Market Segmentation

### India Waste Management Market by Type of Waste, (In Revenue %), 2022

Municipal waste is dominating the waste type of India waste management market with 60% of market share. Industrial waste is the second largest waste type with 25% of market share followed by E-waste and Hazardous waste.

### India Waste Management Market by Type of Service, (In Revenue %), 2022

In 2022, the service type is predominated by open dumping. In India around 77% of waste is disposed in open dumps. Delhi, Chennai, and Bengaluru are some cities that are famous for large dump yards in the country. 18% of the market share is captured by compost service type, a growing trend in the Indian waste management market followed by recycling. Rest 5% of the market is ruled by recycling service type.

### India Waste Management Market by Type of End-User, (In Revenue %), 2022

Residential user type is leading the waste management market with 55% of the market share. Residential waste encompasses solid, bio-deliverable, and plastic waste but the majority of waste comes in the form of solid waste. Industrial waste rules 33% of the market. Nonetheless, the majority of industrial waste is recycled and used as raw material again.

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## India Waste Management Market Analysis

### Major Growth Drivers of India Waste Management Market

The Indian Waste Management market is driven by factors like Government initiatives, Industrialization, technological Advancements, and Urbanization. The central government launched several initiatives like the Swatch Bharat Mission, Gobar dan scheme, and other schemes to tackle the problem of waste management in India.

The increase in industrialization rate in India is another major growth driver of India's waste management market. Developing industries from manufacturing to services have surged the volume and diversity of industrial waste. This has surged the demand for specialized waste management services.

Technological advancements have enhanced the efficiency and effectiveness of waste management processes. The latest innovation in waste-to-energy solutions has made the process of waste management more sustainable and cost-effective.

Municipal solid waste generation has significantly increased as a result of urbanization. An increasing demand for effective waste collection and disposal services has emerged from this increased waste creation in urban regions.

### Government initiatives

The government of India has launched several initiatives to overcome the issue of waste management such as the Smart Cities mission and the Swatch Bharat mission. The emergence of smart cities has stimulated innovation in waste collection, transportation, and processing areas, resulting in technological progress within the industry.

In 2023, One such initiative launched by the government of India is the Gobar-Dhan scheme. To efficiently manage rural waste management and generate energy from cattle and organic waste Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced the formation of 500 new “Waste to Wealth” plants under the Gobar-Dhan scheme with a total investment of 10,000 crore.

### Technological Advancements

Technological advancements in the field of waste management have given a much-needed boost to the market. Modern technologies such as advanced data analytics and waste tracking software assist waste management companies in optimizing their process, cutting costs, and reducing environmental impact.

Trommel machine-cum-ballistic separators used by the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) are one such example of technological advancement in the waste management industry. These mechanical screening devices distinguish between inert materials and solid garbage.

Since October 2019, EDMC has been utilizing eight such machines which have a daily capacity of 1,200 tones combined and are used to raise and separate waste from the location. Since 2019, out of 140 lakh tonnes of waste, 16.40 lakh tons of waste have been bio-mined at Ghazipur landfill using these trommel machines.

### Urbanization

Urbanization has led to a substantial increase in waste generation owing to the higher concentration of people in urban areas. However, urbanization has also promoted the initiatives for waste segregation at source as a large section of urban households and businesses actively participate in recycling and source separation of waste.

In urban regions around 50% of waste is segregated at source in India out of which 40% goes for further processing under the existing MSWM (Municipal Solid Waste Management) system. Rest 50% of unsegregated urban waste is dumped into landfills.

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## India Waste Management Market Future Outlook

### India Waste Management Market Future Outlook, 2023-2030

The waste management market in India is projected to expand at a 5.0% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2023 to 2030. By the end of 2030, driving factors including government initiatives, industrialization, technological advancements, and urbanization are projected to propel the industry to a market size of INR 620.3 billion. In recent years, Recycling Robots have been extensively used by waste management companies to collect, dispose and recycle waste efficiently and effectively, and the Amex Cortex Robot is one such robotics system that performs the physical task of sorting recycled material. This three-armed robot has excelled in the fast picking and placement of recycled waste, and AI and robotics systems can efficiently sort through almost all of the contaminants and recyclables that are encountered in single-stream recycling. India’s largest waste-to-energy plant will be functional by 2024 and located in Gurugram-Faridabad Road will produce 25 Megawatt of electricity per day. The plant will have two boilers of 750 TPD capacity each, a turbogenerator of 25 MW capacity and a control room.

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## India Waste Management Market Macroeconomic Indicators

### India Size of Population, (In Million), 2017-2023

India's population was estimated at 1437 million in 2023, increasing by 30 million from 1407 million in 2021. By the end of 2025, India's population is predicted to reach 1500 million.

### Population Based on Age Group in India, (in %), 2010-2025

In the year 2020, The population between the 25-49 age group is the largest age group (36.40%) in India followed by 0-14 (26.40%), 50+ (19.40%), and 15-24 (18%).

### India's GDP, (In USD Bn), 2017-2023

In 2023, India's GDP was valued at USD 3732 billion compared to USD 2710 billion in 2018. The country’s GDP is expected to reach 5000 billion by the end of 2025.

### India Inflation Rate, (In %), 2017-2023

In 2023, India’s Inflation rate stands at 5.66 % an increase of approximately 2.5% from the 2018 inflation rate of 3.94%. During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the inflation rate in India surged unexpectedly to 6.62% from 3.72% in 2019.

### Population of India by Income Class, (in %), 2023

As of 2023, India comprises of majority of the middle-class population which is 57% of the total population of India. After the middle class comes the lower-class category which comprises 33% of the total population of India. The remaining 10% of the population belongs to a high-income class.

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## Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers to common questions about the India Waste Management Market?

**Q: How big is the India Waste Management Market?**

A: The India Waste Management market is anticipated to reach INR 468.7 billion in 2023.

**Q: What is the future market size of the India Waste Management Market?**

A: The future market size of the India Waste Management Market is expected to reach INR 620.3 billion in the forecasted period of 2023-2030 growing at a CAGR of 5.0%.

**Q: Who are the key players in the India Waste Management conditioner market?**

A: Saahas Zero Waste, A2Z Group, Eco Recycling Ltd, NEPRA- Let’s Recycle, and Attero are some of the prominent companies operating in the India Waste Management market.

**Q: What are the growth drivers of the India Waste Management market?**

A: Government initiatives, Industrialization, technological Advancements, and Urbanization are the major growth drivers of the India Waste Management market.

**Q: Which segment is dominating the India Waste Management market in product type?**

A: The municipal waste type is dominating the India Waste Management market in the product type followed by commercial & others