Keralam’s Kattappana municipality calls ‘Spider-Man’ into action to raise awareness about waste management
The Kattappana municipality in Kerala has installed a 12-foot Spider-Man sculpture made from 5,000 recycled plastic bottles to promote waste management awareness. The project, funded by the Suchitwa Mission, aims to engage younger generations through creative art.
Why it matters
It demonstrates innovative community-led approaches to public education regarding recycling and environmental sustainability.
Keralam’s Kattappana municipality calls ‘Spider-Man’ into action to raise awareness about waste management left Public taking selfies with the Spider-Man-like sculpture in front of the Kattappana municipal office in Idukki. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT The Hindu https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/lwzd7t/article71568398.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/80759_10_10_2026_17_47_47_1_SELFISPIDERMAN.JPEG SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Public taking selfies with the Spider-Man sculpture in front of the Kattappana municipal office in Idukki. The municipality has installed a 12-foot Spider-Man-like sculpture, crafted entirely from plastic bottles and other recyclable materials collected from bottle booths, in front its office IDUKKI To raise awareness about waste management among students and the general public, the Kattappana municipality in Idukki has taken a creative approach: installing a 12-foot Spider-Man-like sculpture in front of the municipal office. The installation was crafted entirely from plastic bottles and other recyclable materials collected from bottle booths across the municipality.
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