Muzaffarpur Nagar Nigam embarks on a mission to turn Muzaffarpur into a smart, clean city
With help from New Delhi-based Centre for Science and Environment, launches initiative for source segregation of waste in 14 wards
With help from New Delhi-based Centre for Science and Environment, launches initiative for source segregation of waste in 14 wards
The book is an attempt to highlight the present status of solid waste management in the country and what should be the way ahead.
‘SWACHHTA SWASTHYA SAMRIDHI’ – a workshop on management of solid waste and sanitation in Muzaffarpur - sees participation by all key municipal functionaries and political leaders of the city
Not in my Backyard, book on solid waste management by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is one of the first of its kind attempts in India to understand the state of solid waste management in the country, the numbers behind it, the gaps that exist and the path towards harnessing the opportunities
Book Release and workshop: Patna, Bihar
Centre for Science and Environment’s (CSE) book on solid waste management, Not in my Backyard, is one of the first of its kind attempts in India to understand the state of solid waste management in the country, the numbers behind it, the gaps that exist and the path towards harnessing the opportunities
Date: August 29, 2016
A six day scoping visit was made in Zanzibar to understand the existing issues and challenges in the island concerning waste and wastewater management, tourism sector, forestry and climate change; and compliance and enforcement. On 29th August, 2016, a half day stakeholder consultation workshop was organized by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), New Delhi and Zanzibar Environment Management Authority (ZEMA) to discuss the major findings of the scoping visit done by CSE staff and to finalise the major areas of future intervention.
Book Release: 'Not in My Backyard'- 10th August, 2016, Guwahati, Assam What direction should waste management take in North East India? What does the future hold in store? Are landfills the answer? Is Waste-to-energy technology still a good bet? Why segregation is the key? These are some of the questions that come to our minds when thinking about the fragile ecosystem of North East India.
Three Day Conclave on Waste Management (25-27 February, 2016)
Moradabad gets 50 per cent of all PCBs used in India, and 90 tonnes of e-waste everyday