PROJECTS
PROJECT ZERO | GREEN HOTELS | ECO TOURISM | BACCHAV | SAHHAYTA | BADLAAV | PARIVARTAN
ENVIRONMENT | NET ZERO
NET-ZERO
An initiative of training/spreading awareness among your students on the importance of Net Zero Emissions. This will help students to become aware citizens by pledging for reducing their C-footprint. Principles of reduction and reuse of products and materials help in saving environmental degradation and curb Climate change. It also helps in reducing the amount of waste going to landfills for dumping. Combating climate change is at the top of everyone’s priority, from governments to businesses to individuals. Reaching net-zero is one way we can assist this.
- Educating students on Net Zero emissions, SDGs, and Climate change.
- Provide concentrated outreach and operational attention with the goal of diverting all recyclable and compostable waste.
- Document best practices and share them in form of a digital booklet.
- Systematically change recycling behaviors to reduce contamination and climate change.
- Advance a culture of recycling and sustainability.
ZERO WASTE | CLEAN INDIA
PROJECT ZERO
“Project ZERO” focuses on creating progressive ZERO WASTE SCHOOLS (ZWS). We work on the vision of sustainability and Sustainable Development Goals of the UN. ZWS is an innovative program whose objective is to help schools divert all recyclable and compostable waste, recycle, reduce waste and recycle by educating students, thus adopting the Circula Economy. This helps schools to reduce their C-footprint by making small but significant changes.It is a scientifically-driven module that works on 12 broad and 61 minor indicators.
GREEN ENVIRONMENT | GREEN HOTELS
GREEN HOTELS
A Green Hotel is an environmentally sustainable hotel which minimizes the impact on its natural environment. It is environmentally responsible and follows the practices of green living:
● Non-toxic housekeeping practices
● Use of renewable energy
● Organic soaps
● Energy-efficient light fixtures
● Serving local organic food in restaurants
● Reusing linens when a guest is staying
for more than one night
● Incorporating recycling and composting programs
GREEN ENVIRONMENT | GREEN HOTELS
GREEN HOTELS
A Green Hotel is an environmentally sustainable hotel which minimizes the impact on its natural environment. It is environmentally responsible and follows the practices of green living:
● Non-toxic housekeeping practices
● Use of renewable energy
● Organic soaps
● Energy-efficient light fixtures
● Serving local organic food in restaurants
● Reusing linens when a guest is staying
for more than one night
● Incorporating recycling and composting programs
GREEN ENVIRONMENT | CLEAN INDIA
ECO-TOURISM
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GREEN ENVIRONMENT | CLEAN INDIA
BACCHAV
Some areas that fall under the administrative jurisdiction of Delhi are in need of food and essential commodities. The areas proposed are the remotest and integral part of Delhi. We shall work with the DM for the distribution of the masks and sanitizers to the labor class families. We will make sure that everyone has a mask to wear during the period of lock down.
GREEN ENVIRONMENT | CLEAN INDIA
BACCHAV
Some areas that fall under the administrative jurisdiction of Delhi are in need of food and essential commodities. The areas proposed are the remotest and integral part of Delhi. We shall work with the DM for the distribution of the masks and sanitizers to the labor class families. We will make sure that everyone has a mask to wear during the period of lock down.
GREEN ENVIRONMENT | CLEAN INDIA
SAHHAYTA
Some areas that fall under the administrative jurisdiction of Dehradun are in need of food and essential commodities. The areas proposed are the remotest and integral part of Dehradun. We shall work with the DM for the distribution of the essentials to the labor class families. We will make sure no one will die due to hunger during the period of lock down
The project is conceptualized to achieve following goal:
- To ensure supply of food and essential commodities to the poor during lockdown
- Mobilizing people on the ways to ensure social distancing and other preventive measures of Covid19
- To make the migrants comfortable by providing them essential supplies
- Sensitizing people on the importance of lockdown
GREEN ENVIRONMENT | CLEAN INDIA
BADLAAV
Puberty is a crucial period in an adolescent’s life that is strewn with numerous challenges and unique experiences. A teenager during this period requires adequate and proper guidance so that they can efficiently make sense of the new experiences and changes that they are going through. WOMEN for INDIA has identified two core issues that the adolescents, especially young girls are often adversely affected by. Few of them are menstruation, lack of knowledge about sexuality and sexual health, and sexual abuse.
GREEN ENVIRONMENT | CLEAN INDIA
BADLAAV
Puberty is a crucial period in an adolescent’s life that is strewn with numerous challenges and unique experiences. A teenager during this period requires adequate and proper guidance so that they can efficiently make sense of the new experiences and changes that they are going through. WOMEN for INDIA has identified two core issues that the adolescents, especially young girls are often adversely affected by. Few of them are menstruation, lack of knowledge about sexuality and sexual health, and sexual abuse.
GREEN ENVIRONMENT | CLEAN INDIA
PARIVARTAN
Women have always been marginalized and relegated to the status of a subjugated class in the Indian society. In our country rural women suffer from the double whammy of being both economically and socially invisible. Social invisibility is a result of the general status of second-class citizens, usually accorded to Women. It is not surprising that developmental programs which do not take into account the aspirations of women are not effective in achieving their objectives. The growing realization that women and girls are truly productive, hard working adults who have coped with the battle for survival from a very young age, makes their participation in the development process increasingly necessary and imperative. This is the critical area of concern for forming the base and objective of this project
