Re-Bloom (Floral Waste Management)

we investigated how using flowers that would other- wise go to waste can benefit local communities. The proposed app aims to bridge the gap between perfume manufacturers and floral waste from functions, enabling the sustainable and innovative use of discarded flowers in perfume production. By collaborating with flower waste distributor from functions and perfume manufacturers through a website, we can support their livelihoods and promote sustainable practices also. Through the website, perfume manufacturers will be able to connect with event organizers, wedding planners, and other floral waste generators, establishing partnerships to collect and reuse floral leftovers where event organizers and floral waste providers can enter their details and provide information about the floral waste available for collection that includes fields for relevant information such as location, quantity , and type of flowers enabling manufacturers to identify suitable options for their perfume creation. The platform will ensure seamless interactions between perfume manufacturers and floral waste suppliers. Index Terms—Floral waste management, sustainable practices, perfume production, discarded flowers, waste-to-resource, event organizers, wedding planners, floral waste suppliers, perfume manufacturers, sustainability platform, community livelihoods, waste reuse, circular economy, innovative waste solutions, flower waste distribution.

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INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
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2025-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem42037
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Municipal Solid Waste Management
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Re-Bloom (Floral Waste Management)

J. Lakshmi Alekhya
INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
Municipal Solid Waste Management
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Re-Bloom (Floral Waste Management)

J. Lakshmi Alekhya
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Abstract

we investigated how using flowers that would other- wise go to waste can benefit local communities. The proposed app aims to bridge the gap between perfume manufacturers and floral waste from functions, enabling the sustainable and innovative use of discarded flowers in perfume production. By collaborating with flower waste distributor from functions and perfume manufacturers through a website, we can support their livelihoods and promote sustainable practices also. Through the website, perfume manufacturers will be able to connect with event organizers, wedding planners, and other floral waste generators, establishing partnerships to collect and reuse floral leftovers where event organizers and floral waste providers can enter their details and provide information about the floral waste available for collection that includes fields for relevant information such as location, quantity , and type of flowers enabling manufacturers to identify suitable options for their perfume creation. The platform will ensure seamless interactions between perfume manufacturers and floral waste suppliers. Index Terms—Floral waste management, sustainable practices, perfume production, discarded flowers, waste-to-resource, event organizers, wedding planners, floral waste suppliers, perfume manufacturers, sustainability platform, community livelihoods, waste reuse, circular economy, innovative waste solutions, flower waste distribution.

INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENTVol. 09(03)
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Municipal Solid Waste Management
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