CONCEPT · COLLECTION VEHICLERecognisable on every street
Clear company branding, tidy bodywork and a practical size for village streets.
A new standard for village waste collection. Thoughtful service, matching bins, trained teams, and a dependable weekly routine — inspired by what works in New Zealand, designed for Punjab.
Clean Punjab Services is being developed around a simple idea: every family should know when their waste will be collected, who will collect it, and what good service looks like.
We want to bring the discipline of New Zealand-style collection practices to Punjab, with a practical system suited to our streets, households and communities.
The standards we're planning↗An easy weekly routine, with clear separation and a professional collection team.

A green lidded bin for wet kitchen waste and a blue lidded bin for dry household waste. Additional sanitary and special-care waste handling will be explained before launch.
On your assigned collection day, place the bins in the agreed roadside position. No need to wait for a truck or search for somewhere to dump rubbish.
Our proposed service uses a fixed collection day and communicated time window, with trained staff and a clearly branded vehicle.
The truck, the bins and the uniform should all feel like one trusted service. These images show design directions, not vehicles or employees already operating.
CONCEPT · COLLECTION VEHICLEClear company branding, tidy bodywork and a practical size for village streets.
CONCEPT · STAFF UNIFORMVisible uniforms, sensible safety gear and respectful doorstep service.
A known day and a clear service plan.
Professional, courteous teams from the local community.
Waste separation and appropriate handling arrangements before operations begin.
We are preparing for conversations with sarpanches and households around Rasulpur Jandi and the Jagraon area. We will listen first, understand village needs, and confirm the collection and waste-handling arrangements before announcing a launch date.
Pricing, bin sizes, the refundable bin deposit and exact village routes are still being finalised.

No. This website introduces our planned service. We will share confirmed dates and service areas when the necessary arrangements are ready.
That is our proposed system: separate closed-lid wet and dry bins. Final sizes and deposit terms will be announced before enrolment.
Our proposed model is one collection every week on an assigned day, subject to final local requirements and safe handling arrangements.
No. Clean Punjab Services is a private Punjab-focused business concept inspired by collection practices seen in New Zealand. We do not represent a government programme or a New Zealand waste company.
A service built with care, for the places we call home.