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3 days until World Environment Day 🌿💚 : Taking the plunge into zero waste living! 🌿💚 Transitioning to a zero waste lifestyle involves reevaluating our consumption habits and making conscious choices to minimise waste generation. By adopting practices such as reducing single-use plastics, composting organic waste, and opting for reusable items, we can significantly reduce our environmental footprint and contribute to a healthier planet. Embracing a zero waste mindset not only benefits the environment by conserving resources and reducing pollution but also encourages mindful consumption and promotes sustainability for future generations. As we approach World Environment Day, let's embark on this journey towards zero waste living together. Every small change we make has the potential to create a positive impact on our planet's health and vitality. Let's inspire and support each other in making sustainable choices for a greener, cleaner world. 🌍💫 Content by: Ansh chirag, BCA 2025 & PA Trainee at CED Patna Email: ansh.c.4225@iibm.in Tags:- #iibm #zhi #cedpatna #ZeroWaste #ZeroWaste #WorldEnvironmentDay #GreenEnergy #SustainableLiving #ActOnClimate #GoGreen #TogetherForOurPlanet #SustainableLiving #GoGreen #ReduceReuseRecycle #PlanetEarth #TogetherForNature

3 days until World Environment Day 🌿💚 : Taking the plunge into zero waste living! 🌿💚 Transitioning to a zero waste lifestyle involves reevaluating our consumption habits and making conscious choices to minimise waste generation. By adopting practices such as reducing single-use plastics, composting organic waste, and opting for reusable items, we can significantly reduce our environmental footprint and contribute to a healthier planet. Embracing a zero waste mindset not only benefits the environment by conserving resources and reducing pollution but also encourages mindful consumption and promotes sustainability for future generations. As we approach World Environment Day, let's embark on this journey towards zero waste living together. Every small change we make has the potential to create a positive impact on our planet's health and vitality. Let's inspire and support each other in making sustainable choices for a greener, cleaner world. 🌍💫 Content by: Ansh chirag, BCA 2025 & PA Trainee at CED Patna Email: ansh.c.4225@iibm.in Tags:- #iibm #zhi #cedpatna #ZeroWaste #ZeroWaste #WorldEnvironmentDay #GreenEnergy #SustainableLiving #ActOnClimate #GoGreen #TogetherForOurPlanet #SustainableLiving #GoGreen #ReduceReuseRecycle #PlanetEarth #TogetherForNature

Transforming Waste into Value: our Journey in the 'Trash to Treasure' Project 🌍🔄 We thrilled to share a glimpse of our recent work as part of the 'Trash to Treasure' program. This project has been an incredible learning experience, where I took waste materials and transformed them into something valuable and creative. The video captures the journey of turning discarded items into innovative products, showcasing the power of sustainability and creativity. Through this project, we have deepened my understanding of resourcefulness and the importance of reimagining waste as a resource. It’s amazing what can be achieved when we look at everyday waste with fresh eyes! #Sustainability #Innovation #Upcycling #TrashToTreasure #CircularEconomy #CreativeSolutions Indian Institute of Business Management Patna

This #WorldEnvironmentDay, we are proud to share our progress in conserving natural resources and promoting sustainable community practices. Our collaborative water conservation and waste management efforts foster a healthier, more resilient environment for future generations. The watershed and environmental conservation projects at Kolar, Hyderabad and Salem implemented by the S M Sehgal Foundation and Bala Vikasa Social Service Society, have significantly improved water storage, boosted agricultural productivity through silt distribution, regenerative horticulture while helping reduce overall water consumption through drip irrigation systems. Additionally, our project teams have educated farmers on scientific irrigation practices to ensure sustainable water usage. Under the waste management project, two 1250-litre capacity composters were installed to transform organic waste into valuable compost and encourage household waste segregation. To further proliferate awareness on waste management, a vibrant mural has been painted on the Bangalore walls with the community's support, urging people to reduce, reuse, and recycle for a cleaner city. These initiatives exemplify First American (India)’s unwavering commitment to sustainability and inspire our community to embrace eco-friendly practices. Together, we are building a greener, more sustainable future. Madhusoodhana Y R | Sandeep Narayan | Purvash J. #EnvironmentDay #Sustainability #WaterConservation #WasteManagement #GreenInitiatives #SustainableFuture #OrganicWaste #WatershedDevelopment #CommunityImpact #FAI #PeopleFirst #WeareFAI

  Propel CSR journeyed to Palamalai in Coimbatore district, where Pasumani village lacked toilets due to elephant fear. They installed a bio-toilet, providing safety, hygiene, and farming help, bringing security and dignity to the community. Ø Propel CSR embarks on a journey to Coimbatore district, focusing on Palamalai. Ø Conversations with Pasumani community reveal the pressing need for toilet facilities. Ø Fear of elephants during night-time prompts concern, especially for children and pregnant women. Ø Propel CSR initiates a mission to install a bio-toilet in Pasumani village. Ø Bio-toilet offers a sustainable solution, providing safe and hygienic sanitation. Ø Utilization of biodegradable waste for agricultural purposes enhances villagers' livelihoods. Ø Installation of bio-toilet brings a sense of security and dignity to residents. Ø Dawn breaks with renewed hope as villagers anticipate healthier and safer environments for future generations.

🌍✨ Pro India Presents: Sanrakshan Awards Series ✨🌍 We're excited to announce the Sanrakshan Award Series, dedicated to addressing the pressing challenges of e-waste generation and recycling in India! As urbanization and technological advancements surge, e-waste—ranging from old smartphones to outdated appliances—is accumulating at an alarming rate. India is now one of the largest producers of e-waste globally, and while the need for effective recycling solutions has never been greater, significant hurdles remain. 🔍 Key Challenges: - Inadequate Infrastructure: The lack of formal recycling facilities hampers efficient processing. - Consumer Awareness: Many are unaware of proper e-waste disposal practices, leading to hazardous waste accumulation. - Regulatory Complexities: Licensed recyclers face high compliance costs and complex regulations. - Informal Sector Risks: Small-scale recyclers often operate without safety measures, posing health risks and environmental pollution. Through Sanrakshan, we aim to spotlight innovative solutions and recognize the efforts of those making a difference in e-waste management. Together, we can transform challenges into opportunities for sustainable growth! 💡 Join us in our mission to promote responsible e-waste disposal and create a cleaner, greener India. Let's work towards a future where technology and sustainability go hand in hand! #ProIndia #Sanrakshan #EWasteAwareness #Sustainability #Recycle #GreenIndia

Did you know that the age-old, local tradition of the "Kabadi wala" and the "old clothes in exchange for new utensils" have all but disappeared from the major metropolitan cities in India? Our recycling traditions were an interesting "inclusive" employment opportunity, since anyone, regardless of their educational background, could make a simple living by doing these. It takes recycling 1.34 kgs. It takes recycling 1.34 kgs of waste paper to get 1 kg of paper. Whereas, it can take only 1.05 kgs of wood pulp (from trees) to produce the same 1kg of paper. What doesn’t get captured in the above calculation is that trees also help cool urban (and rural, and forest) environments, provide habitation to other animals and reptiles, provide fruits and food for us, and of course oxygen - which waste paper cannot provide. So, a great way to save trees is to hand over paper waste to your local Kabadiwala The more paper waste you properly collect and send to recycle, the more trees can be saved, and you can make some money. #facts #sustainablilityfacts #psienergy #sustainableworld #sustainability #savetrees #saveplanet #trees #environmentfacts

Shri Shankar Vidyalaya and Drishti Foundation Trust in Ahmedabad welcomed the Prithvi Group, a team of MBA students from GLS University, for a special workshop. This event was part of their "We Can Project" aimed at raising environmental awareness. The students from the Prithvi Group hosted a dynamic brainstorming session on waste management, bringing together innovative thinkers and environmental enthusiasts to tackle one of today’s most pressing issues. The session provided a platform for participants to exchange ideas, share experiences, and collaboratively develop strategies for effective waste reduction and management. Together, we are taking important steps toward a greener, more sustainable future. #workingforbettertomorrow! #WasteManagement #Sustainability #GreenInitiatives #EnvironmentalAwareness #EcoFriendly #ZeroWaste #CommunityEngagement #WeCanProject #PrithviGroup #GLSUniversity #ShriShankarVidyalaya #Sustainability #GreenLiving #EcoFriendly #Vermicomposting #Reduce #Reuse #Recycle #WasteSegregation

5th June, 2024 - World Environment Day 1) Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Practice the 3Rs to minimize waste and promote sustainable resource use. e.g. Waste Segregation and Management by Indore Municipality, MP 2) Conserve Water: Be mindful of water usage and implement measures to reduce wastage. e.g. Recent Bangalore water crisis. 3) Plant Trees: Participate in tree-planting activities to help combat deforestation and climate change. e.g. Shri Jadav Payeng, The forest man of India 4) Limit Plastic Use: Avoid single-use plastics and opt for eco-friendly alternatives. e.g. Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016 and Amendments India has taken significant steps to address plastic pollution 5) Support Renewable Energy: Support for and utilize renewable energy sources like solar and wind power. e.g. Bhadla Solar Park in Rajasthan, which is one of the largest in the world with a capacity of over 2 GW. Interestingly, all are very easy to follow, but still, we fail to appreciate that. #WorldEnvironmentDay #EnvironmentDay #BeatPlasticPollution #ClimateAction #Sustainability #EcoFriendly #GoGreen #SaveOurPlanet #GreenLiving #EnvironmentalAwareness #Biodiversity #NatureConservation #RenewableEnergy #ZeroWaste #ClimateChange

## Driving Sustainability: A Breakthrough in Plastic Waste Management In a landmark move towards fostering a circular economy, Re Sustainability and Sharrp Ventures have announced an ambitious Plastics Circularity Initiative in Hyderabad, Telangana, and Raipur, Chhattisgarh. This pioneering initiative aims to recycle a staggering 32,000 tonnes of plastic waste annually, representing a significant step forward in sustainable waste management in India. Beyond addressing plastic pollution, this initiative will also contribute immensely to reducing carbon emissions. By cutting down 15,000 tonnes of CO2 per year, it underscores the potential impact of innovative partnerships and investments in sustainability solutions. This collaboration is a vital stride towards achieving long-term environmental goals and setting a precedent for other cities to emulate. How can other regions replicate such impactful sustainable waste management practices? #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #WasteManagement #PlasticRecycling #CO2Reduction #GreenInitiatives