The Punaravartan campaign, initiated by the EcoExist Foundation, is a comprehensive initiative aimed at promoting the use of eco-friendly Ganesh idols during Ganesh Visarjan. Running for over six months each year, this campaign engages participants from 8+ cities, each contributing to the cause by sharing their activities, photos, and posters. To centralize these efforts, I managed the creation of a robust 60+ page website that serves as a hub for fundraising, volunteer recruitment, and showcasing campaign initiatives.

Over the course of three months, I developed a platform that highlights all participating cities, contact information, and collection centers for clay. This website not only facilitates the logistical needs of the campaign but also raises awareness and encourages community involvement. By bringing together diverse contributions, the Punaravartan campaign fosters a collaborative spirit aimed at environmental sustainability and cultural preservation.