Online Training on Basics of Decentralized Wastewater Treatment and Local Reuse
Dates: June 01–26, 2020
Training Programme on Environmental Management in Industries
Date: November 12-15, 2019
SFD Brochures Phase - II (Hindi)
SFD Brochures Phase - II (English)
Translating Sanitation Tool Results to Policy
CSE advocating FSM for non-sewered town/cities of UP at ‘Swachta hi Sewa’
AMRUT: Integrated Orientation Training Programme for Municipal Functionaries of Odisha
Date: February 12-14, 2018
New urban solid waste management initiative started - CSE launches ‘Forum of Cities that Segregate’
December 12, 2017
GANGAGHAT
Geographical Coordinates: 26°29’58″N , 80°24′10″E Population: 84,072
List of Participants
Aishwarya Varadharajan Research Assistant Centre for Science and Environment Email: aishwarya@cseindia.org Ajeet Kumar Sharma Consultant (FSM) Population Services International Email: ajeet@psi.org.in
CHUNAR
Geographical Coordinates: 25°7’48”N, 82°54’E Population: 37, 185
RAMNAGAR
Geographical Coordinates: 29°24’0”N , 79°7’12”E Population: 49,132
SBM-Urban and CSE launches Practitioner’s Guide on Septage Management
The Guide will act as a ready reckoner for ULBs of 131 flagship cities (identified for implementing effective FSSM) and other urban centres across India for implementing Faecal Sludge Management. Joint Secretary SBM and Mission Director Praveen Prakash (IAS) agreed to send out the practitioner's guide to all State SBM and AMRUT directors as well as flagship ULBs across country. Ministry also requested CSE to translate the guide in Hindi for wider circulation and uptake.
Second City Sanitation Task Force (CSTF) meeting at Katihar Municipal Corporation, Bihar was conducted on 10 May to 12 May 2017
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Planning Meeting with NMCG- National Mission Clean Ganga and CSE
Why we cannot ignore the poor
One thing is clear—the solutions must work for the poor, for them to work for the rich Some fortnights ago, I had discussed the issue of poverty and environment. I had then said that the question today is not whether the poor are responsible for environmental degradation but whether environmental management works if it does not address inequality and poverty. Why?