RUR partners with corporates on waste management initiatives that create real, visible impact—not just another line in an annual report.
Choose from programmes designed for schools, communities and recycling, each with clear outcomes you can track and share.
Meal to Soil brings aerobic composting into school kitchens and makes the process part of everyday learning.
Students segregate their own canteen waste, watch it become compost, and use it in the school garden—closing the loop from meal to soil right where they learn.
For a CSR partner, the programme creates a visible sustainability project with measurable outcomes, from waste diverted and emissions mitigated to students engaged and households influenced.
RUR partners with corporates to fund composting infrastructure for housing societies, urban communities and other areas that may not have the resources to establish systems on their own.
The programme goes beyond equipment. Residents are sensitised, staff are trained and communities are supported in building the segregation and composting habits needed to make the system work.
For a CSR partner, the result is a geographically focused impact story with measurable outcomes across households served, waste diverted and compost generated.
Used beverage cartons are made from bonded layers of paper, plastic and aluminium. Through the right collection and recycling programme, these materials can be recovered and transformed into durable products.
RUR’s Tetra Pak recycling programme can turn collected cartons into school desks, garden benches, notebooks and other useful products, many of which can be donated directly to schools.
CSR partners can support a collection drive, fund the recycling of a target volume of cartons, or sponsor a product donation programme—creating a specific, countable outcome rather than a general environmental claim.
Tell us what you want to achieve, and we’ll help you find the right programme, community and measurable outcome for your CSR investment.
RUR offers three CSR programmes. Meal to Soil installs composting systems in school kitchens alongside a hands-on learning programme for students. Community Composting Projects fund composting infrastructure for entire residential communities, housing societies, or municipal wards. Tetra Pak Products funds the collection and recycling of used beverage cartons into school desks, benches, and other durable goods, often donated directly to schools. Each programme suits a different kind of CSR contribution and produces different, specific, reportable outcomes.
The right programme depends on what kind of impact your company wants to fund and report. Meal to Soil suits companies prioritising education and youth engagement, with strong storytelling value around students and schools. Community Composting Projects suit companies wanting a large-scale, geographically concentrated impact story affecting many households at once. Tetra Pak Products suits companies wanting a tangible, countable outcome, such as a specific number of cartons recycled or desks donated to named schools. RUR can walk through your CSR priorities and recommend the programme, or combination of programmes, that fits best.
Each RUR CSR programme is designed to produce specific, measurable outcomes that translate directly into ESG and CSR report language. This includes tonnes of waste diverted, compost generated, emissions avoided, number of students or households reached, and number of schools or communities served. Because the programmes are physical and ongoing rather than one-time interventions, a company can point to a real, visitable site as evidence of its CSR commitment, not just a funding figure.
Yes. Companies with broader CSR budgets often combine programmes, for example funding Meal to Soil at several schools within a community composting project’s geography, or pairing a Tetra Pak collection drive with school desk donations to the same schools involved in a Meal to Soil programme. RUR can help structure a combined programme that fits a company’s specific CSR budget and reporting cycle.
