Redesigning the Urban Metabolism of Nepal

Where Urban Studies meets field-level action. We engineer systems to turn urban waste into resource wealth.

Something About Us

At Green Smith Nepal, we don't just see 'trash'—we see a systemic design flaw in our city's architecture. As urban scholars and sustainability engineers, we analyze the city as a living organism. Our mission is to repair the broken loops in Nepal's urban resource flow—from the lithium in our EVs to the microplastics in our water—to build cities that are resilient, circular, and livable.

Integrated Solid Waste Management

Implementing decentralized resource recovery to divert 60%+ of municipal waste from landfills.

E-Waste & Urban Mining

Secure IT asset disposition and lithium-battery recovery for the digital age.

Microplastics & Pollution Mitigation

Source-reduction audits and filtration strategies for the hospitality and industrial sectors.

Circular Economy Policy & Advocacy

Partnering with municipalities to draft Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) frameworks and green urban legislation.

Urban City Resilience

sing GIS and spatial planning to solve drainage, heat-island effects, and haphazard urbanization.

Sustainable Urban Transportation

Consulting on EV infrastructure and "Walkable City" blueprints for Kathmandu’s transit evolution.

Recent Blog Posts

Global E-Waste Supply Chains: From Linear Disposal to Circular Resource Recovery

Global E-Waste Supply Chains: From Linear Disposal to Circular Resource Recovery

The contemporary global digital architecture is expanding at an exponential trajectory…

The Blueprint for Closed-Loop IT Asset Disposition (ITAD): Maximizing Resource Recovery in Urban Mining

The Blueprint for Closed-Loop IT Asset Disposition (ITAD): Maximizing Resource Recovery in Urban Mining

The Imperative of Systemic IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) The contemporary global digit…

Implementing Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Frameworks in Developing Urban Economies: A Case Study on South Asian Systemic Design

Implementing Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Frameworks in Developing Urban Economies: A Case Study on South Asian Systemic Design

The Evolution of Urban Metabolism and Waste Legislation Rapid, unprecedented urban…

The Integrity Imperative: How Paris Agreement Rules (Article 4 & 6) Mandate Robust Accounting and Prevent Double Counting in Global Climate Finance and Carbon Markets

The Integrity Imperative: How Paris Agreement Rules (Article 4 & 6) Mandate Robust Accounting and Prevent Double Counting in Global Climate Finance and Carbon Markets

Navigating the Carbon Maze: The Strict Rules Preventing Double Counting in NDCs and Gl…

Closing the Gigatonne Gap: Policy Breakthroughs Driving Post-2025 Climate Ambition under the Paris Agreement

Closing the Gigatonne Gap: Policy Breakthroughs Driving Post-2025 Climate Ambition under the Paris Agreement

The Critical Juncture: Why 2025 Defines the Success of Climate Policy The year 2025 r…

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