New Delhi, February 12, 2019: Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) has launched report on Managing Septage in Cities of Uttar Pradesh-An analysis of the sanitation chain in 66 cities of Uttar Pradesh in two Volumes.
Bihar’s first solid waste processing site to convert organic waste into compost was inaugurated recently in Muzaffarpur by Suresh Kumar Sharma, the state’s minister for urban development and housing. CSE’s intervention in the city is now being viewed as a model to be replicated in the entire state.
CSE has signed a MoU with National Mission Clean Ganga (NMCG) on providing "technical support on planning for urban river from sanitation perspective for improved river health".
CSE provided crucial support in formulating the Regulations to the National Environmental Management Council (NEMC), which is the nodal agency in Tanzania for conducting environmental impact assessments, compliance and enforcement.
CSE’s AMR programme is now making inroads in Africa by collaborating with the Ministry of Health,
CSE is collaborating with the Department of Health and Family Welfare Kerala on the development and implementation of Kerala’s State Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance.
Just a few days after a study by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), which exposed the double standards
CSE has been a member of core working group that developed India’s National Action Plan on AMR. CSE recommendations extensively incorporated in the NAP-AMR released along with the Delhi Declaration on AMR in April 2017.
CSE has played a major role in augmenting energy efficiency in built sector over the years.
CSE is acknowledged as the pioneer of research and advocacy on the issue of Construction & Demolition (C&D) waste management in India.
CSE is working with the nodal agencies that govern architecture and planning education in India.