This product provides on-line monitoring of conservancy vehicles used for solid waste management. The key objectives served by the online monitoring is to ensure that the service level to citizens of Chennai City are met by the adherence of the conservancy vehicles to the route and schedule planned to ensure a clean city. In addition, the cost of providing such service is being optimized through monitoring of the fuel dispensation and haulage efficiency. By reducing the fuel consumed and optimizing the distance traveled the corporation achieves lower carbon footprint.

The Peer Water Exchange (PWX) encourages increased water project funding and commits funders to encourage others to support this cause. PWX is the first truly participatory decision-making system in the development sector. It allows for large funds to be divided into small projects through peer review and without bureaucracy, while enforcing collaboration and cooperation. Funders can search for high quality water projects that have been pre-approved by experts. Everyone can receive updates on progress and long-term impact. PWX uses mapping and other social internet technologies to showcase the work of all partners, even historical projects. By allowing independent visitors to monitor projects, it allows global participation and increases the resources available for monitoring and evaluation at very low costs to show impact years after project completion.

Ideawicket is India's first Open Innovation Portal in the private sector. It seeks to connect innovators with innovation seekers. The Ideawicket innovator community is 10,000 strong and hails from top engineering and science programs in India. It includes scientists, designers, academia, entrepreneur innovators and small companies. Ideawicket helps in finding solutions for innovation challenges such as - Design challenge; R&D challenge; Ideation challenge; Methods to improve existing products and processes; Call for lower cost substitutes or techniques and Call for Joint development and collaboration interests.

SaveTheHills (STH) is a registered Kalimpong based NGO working towards raising awareness about landslides in the Darjeeling / Sikkim Himalayas. After its inception in September 2007, STH took up the challenge of sensitizing the affected communities, government and media to this hazard utilizing the tremendous power and reach of the Internet. Their blog has a worldwide audience and is viewed by scientists, students and ordinary people the world
over. STH also functions as a pressure group, taking up issues such as compensation for land loss due to landslides (especially to farmers), prompt compensation and enhancement thereof for homes which have been lost or damaged by landslides. Thus since its inception, digital technology has been the life blood for SaveTheHills as their entire effort has been wholly based on extensive use of the internet, cell phones/SMS, computers and various associated software.

An animation film depicting the growing hazards of electronic waste. The shot begins with blinking words on the screen which say: “DISK ERROR!” An irritating beep is playing on and off in time with the blinking. The ‘camera’ zooms out to reveal that the text is being displayed on a computer screen. The zoom out continues, moving behind and above a person sitting at the computer. As the person comes into view, they are reaching for the CD eject button. The zoom converts into a tracking motion, closing in on the hand as it takes out the CD, and then following the flight of the CD as it is tossed into a waste basket in the corner of the room. When the CD lands on the basket, the bin is already heaped over, even overflowing with electronic waste of various kinds. As the CD lands, it sets off a slight shake in the contents of the basket, which intensifies, along with a growing sound like distant water.