Mondelez India Launches 'Lighthouse Project' For Sustainable Waste Management In Goa

Mapusa, October 18 (TNA) Solidifying its commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship, Mondelez India has officially launched its ‘Lighthouse Project’ in Mapusa, Goa, in the presence of Pramod Sawant, the Chief Minister of Goa. This five-year initiative, in association with the Goa State Pollution Control Board and the Mapusa Municipal Council, aims to address key waste management challenges and contribute to a circular economy by redirecting over 1,000 metric tons of plastic waste.

“I am delighted to have launched the Lighthouse Project for Plastics Circularity under the CSR initiative by Mondelez India, in association with the Goa State Pollution Control Board," said Sawant, “The project aims to transform waste management in Mapusa with a focus on circularity in plastic waste management, “ he added.

Samir Jain, President, of Mondelez India, said, “Sustainability is one of our company’s strategic growth pillars and the Lighthouse Project reflects our commitment towards plastics circularity in alignment with the government’s vision for sustainable waste management. This project is built on three key pillars—behavioural shifts, infrastructure upgrades, and digital innovation. We are laying the groundwork for a scalable circular economy by enhancing waste recovery, promoting sustainability, and engaging communities.”

During the launch event, the Goa Chief Minister unveiled ‘The Fisherman Casting Net’ - an inspiring art installation created entirely from 100% recycled plastic. The unique artwork depicts the livelihood of communities born and raised by the sea.