This Raksha Bandhan, let’s extend our love and protection to Mother Earth. Join us in celebrating the bond between humans and nature by participating in our unique event Raksha Vriksha - Raksha Bandhan with Nature. Event Overview: We invite you all to tie a Rakhi to a tree be it on the BIT campus, at home, or in your nearby surroundings. Capture this beautiful moment in a photograph and submit it as your entry. How to Participate: 1. Tie a Rakhi to a Tree: Choose a tree you want to protect and adorn it with a Rakhi as a symbol of your commitment to nature. 2. Capture the Moment: Take a clear photograph of you tying the Rakhi to the tree. 3. Register Online: Fill out the registration form https://lnkd.in/g6i7DGrF. 4. Submit Your Photo: Upload your photo through the submission link provided after registration. Guidelines: - Photos should be taken in a natural setting on the BIT campus, at home, or in nearby surroundings. - Ensure the tree is not harmed in any way during the process. Let’s make this Raksha Bandhan special for our trees! Register Now and Be a Part of this Green Initiative! Regards ECO Club #ecoclub_bitsindri
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This city-wide initiative in Malleshwaram and Basavanagudi aims to make the upcoming Kadalekayi Parishes a success. The community is uniting to produce nearly 100,000 reusable bags, showcasing a dedicated effort towards environmental sustainability. With 50,000 bags already made and the enthusiastic involvement of educational institutions, we are on track to establish a benchmark for eco-friendly festivities. Let's embrace the motto, "Parishege banni, Kai cheela thanni" - Bring Your Own Cloth Bag. Let's make a difference together! Give it a read about this initiative which got featured in today's Times of India. Article link https://lnkd.in/gW6hAzvZ #EcoFriendly #CommunityUnity Solid Waste Management Roundtable ( SWMRT) Dhruv Nagarajan Koundinya Eat Raja Plog Raja HSR Citizens Forum, Malleshwaram Social, Sampige Foundation,Youth For Parivarthan, Hasiru Dala, Saahas NGO to mention few
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🌿 Did you know that in Nawabganj in Unnao, Uttar Pradesh people are harnessing the power of cow dung to make eco-friendly paint? 🌿 This innovative approach not only promotes sustainability but also supports local communities. 🌱 At Rit Rural Foundation , we're proud to be part of this nature-friendly initiative! Through our efforts, we're fostering eco-conscious practices and empowering communities to embrace sustainable alternatives. 🤝 Want to join us in making a difference? Here's how you can connect: 1. Follow us on LinkedIn for updates and insights. 2. Volunteer with us to support our initiatives firsthand. 3. Donate to help us expand our impact and reach more communities. 4. Spread the word! Share this post and help raise awareness about eco-friendly alternatives. Let's paint a greener future together! 🌍🎨 Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, India Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change anurag trivedi Tata Trusts Aman Bhaiya SBI Foundation Tech Mahindra Foundation Reliance Foundation #EcoFriendly #Sustainability #csrinitiatives #csrindia #csr #bettertogether #bettertomorrow #savetheplanet #CommunityDevelopment #NGOInitiative
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🌿 Celebrate Raksha Bandhan with a Gift that Protects the Future! ✏️ This Raksha Bandhan, let’s tie the bond of love and care with a special twist—an eco-friendly pencil for your brother or sister. 🎁 While we celebrate the timeless tradition of Rakhi, why not also take a step towards a greener planet? An eco-friendly pencil isn’t just a thoughtful gift; it’s a promise to protect the world we share. 🌍 Why Choose an Eco-Friendly Pencil: Sustainable and Safe: Crafted from recycled or sustainably sourced materials, ensuring minimal environmental impact. A Symbol of Responsibility: Encourage your sibling to think green and cherish our planet. A Gift with a Message: Beyond just utility, it’s a reminder that every small action counts in preserving our world for future generations. This Rakhi, let your gift be more than just a token—let it be a step towards a brighter, greener future. 🌱 Gratify Eco Gifts (Empirical Impact Products) Sapna Jha Vishnu Walke #RakshaBandhan #EcoFriendly #SustainableGifts #GreenLiving #FamilyValues #ProtectOurPlanet #GratifyEcoGifts
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Stepping Up for Our Planet: Happy Environment Day 2024! Our planet celebrates a transformative moment as SUVIDHA embarks on an ambitious journey towards sustainability. We proudly announce our pledge to "Go Paperless by 5th June 2025," a major milestone in our mission for a greener future. But our commitment doesn't stop there. Introducing the #BeingClimateResponsible campaign—we invite you to join us. Commit to becoming a climate-responsible citizen by Visit our pledge page and commit to becoming a climate-responsible citizen. Click here to Join the Movement : https://lnkd.in/g49Y75xF To celebrate Environment Day, our dedicated teams are actively participating in impactful initiatives: Tree Plantation Drives across Assam, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, revitalizing our environment. Cleaning Drives to rejuvenate our surroundings and restore the beauty of nature. School Engagements to educate and inspire young minds about the importance of environmental care. . . This isn't just a campaign; it’s a collective movement. Let's make every day Earth Day. Stand with us, pledge with us, and let's build a resilient, sustainable future together. #EnvironmentDay #ClimateAction #GoPaperless #BeingClimateResponsible #Sustainability #TreePlantation #CleaningDrive #SchoolEngagement #SUVIDHA
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Swachhata Spreads Change cannot be imposed, it has to happen from within. How do we make the whole idea of health and hygiene almost celebratory, by making this the substrata and common unifying theme of every festival that will be celebrated in the festival season, especially in these pandemic times? So that behaviour change happens not through impositions or instructions, but through positive integration into the culture. Led by the human insight “In India as well as in Karnataka, celebration is ritualised via festivals, where communities come together and celebrate.” The Big Idea Swachhotsava! Conceived as a fresh bisociation by Spread Design and Innovation Pvt. Ltd. at the DESIGN BARN, Swachhotsava serves as the opportunity for communities to come together, take action to keep their villages clean by making waste beautiful — Swachhotsava becomes a Nityotsava (daily celebration)! The Blueprint for Behaviour Change Integrating with Karnataka’s cultural DNA. To create a new, participative culture, implement policies and build infrastructure to enhance the adoption of Solid and Liquid Waste Management facilities. Designing the Triggers for Social Commentary Building a People’s Calendar of Swachhata Spreading Clean Ideas Swachha Sankeerna Designing India’s first unified Solid and Liquid waste management brand and system. 4600+ Swachha Sankeerna - waste management units Serving 10,000 + villages 20,000 + rural women (from Self Help Groups) - becoming custodians of sustainable waste management. An award winning project, the Swachha Sankeerna units are dedicated by the Govt. of Karnataka to the people, the State and the Nation, as a mark of respect to Mahatma Gandhi, 6 years from the day when the Swachh Bharat Mission was launched in India. There’s nothing more challenging than working on change. But really, do we have a choice, since change is the only constant. Read the full story here : https://lnkd.in/gNmt5q4 Design Barn is an initiative of Spread. Lets Dare to drive audacious change together - be it culture change or a practical response to climate change! #cocreate #cospace #design #innovation #bengaluru #karnataka #impact #creativity #behaviourchange #designcenter #consulting #designsense #swachhmevajayate #change #impact #governance
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Reflecting on an Incredible Journey Five Years Ago !! Recently, my dear friend Uma Panse shared a heartfelt memory with me that took me five years back in time. It was a moment captured during our project with INORA, where Mandar Kulkarni and I had the privilege to work alongside the community in the Sahyadri mountain ranges as a CSR initiative of Mercedes-Benz India. Our mission was clear: to empower villages with decentralized waste management systems, ultimately striving for a "Zero-waste-to-landfill" approach. Witnessing large number of beneficiaries embrace composting in their own homes was truly inspiring, and knowing that this initiative continues to thrive brings immense joy. One particular aspect of our journey that stands out is the mode of transportation we embraced – the humble Auto Rickshaw, fondly known as Tuk Tuk, owned by Ambadas. Navigating through rugged terrains and remote villages, these journeys weren’t just about reaching our destination but about embracing the essence of our cause. The camaraderie, the shared laughter, and the invaluable connections made during those trips are carved in my memory. It was more than just a project; it was a journey of exploration, both of the unexplored landscapes of India and the boundless potential within each community. As I look back on those days, I’m filled with gratitude for the opportunity to develop and be a part of such a transformative initiative. The impact we created together serves as a testament to the power of collaboration and the resilience of communities. Here’s to cherishing the memories of our past endeavors and to embarking on new ones that continue to make a difference in the world. Together, let’s keep driving change, one journey at a time. #CSR #CSRInitiative #CommunityEmpowerment #SustainableDevelopment #ZeroWaste #Adventure 🌱🚗
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Swachhata Spreads Change cannot be imposed, it has to happen from within. How do we make the whole idea of health and hygiene almost celebratory, by making this the substrata and common unifying theme of every festival that will be celebrated in the festival season, especially in these pandemic times? So that behaviour change happens not through impositions or instructions, but through positive integration into the culture. Led by the human insight “In India as well as in Karnataka, celebration is ritualised via festivals, where communities come together and celebrate.” The Big Idea Swachhotsava! Conceived as a fresh bisociation by Spread Design and Innovation Pvt. Ltd. at the DESIGN BARN, Swachhotsava serves as the opportunity for communities to come together, take action to keep their villages clean by making waste beautiful — Swachhotsava becomes a Nityotsava (daily celebration)! The Blueprint for Behaviour Change Integrating with Karnataka’s cultural DNA. To create a new, participative culture, implement policies and build infrastructure to enhance the adoption of Solid and Liquid Waste Management facilities. Designing the Triggers for Social Commentary Building a People’s Calendar of Swachhata Spreading Clean Ideas Swachha Sankeerna Designing India’s first unified Solid and Liquid waste management brand and system. 4600+ Swachha Sankeerna - waste management units Serving 10,000 + villages 20,000 + rural women (from Self Help Groups) - becoming custodians of sustainable waste management. An award winning project, the Swachha Sankeerna units are dedicated by the Govt. of Karnataka to the people, the State and the Nation, as a mark of respect to Mahatma Gandhi, 6 years from the day when the Swachh Bharat Mission was launched in India. There’s nothing more challenging than working on change. But really, do we have a choice, since change is the only constant. Read the full story here : https://lnkd.in/gbnAtn9 Design Barn is an initiative of Spread. Lets Dare to drive audacious change together - be it culture change or a practical response to climate change! #cocreate #cospace #design #innovation #bengaluru #karnataka #impact #creativity #behaviourchange #designcenter #consulting #designsense #swachhmevajayate #change #impact #governance
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🌞 How Solar Energy Lit Up Kamla’s World—and Changed Everything 🌟 In a quiet village tucked away in Rajasthan, Kamla Devi’s life was a daily struggle. A widowed mother of three, she faced countless challenges: long nights in darkness, limited income, and no electricity to power her dreams—or her children’s education. 💡 Kamla’s story took a dramatic turn in 2019 when a local NGO introduced solar energy to her village. For the first time, her home was illuminated with clean, sustainable power. She received a solar panel, a battery, and two LED lamps. It may sound simple, but for Kamla, it was nothing short of revolutionary. ✨ Here’s what happened next: 🌼 New Opportunities: With light after sunset, Kamla dusted off her old sewing machine and started stitching clothes at night. What began as a side hustle quickly turned into a steady source of income. 📚 Bright Futures: Her children, who had struggled to study by candlelight, now had a well-lit space for homework. Their grades improved, and so did their confidence. 💪 A Community Leader: Inspired by her newfound independence, Kamla became a solar energy advocate. She encouraged her neighbors to embrace the technology, showing them how it could change their lives too. Kamla’s journey didn’t stop there. Her story gained attention beyond the village, and she was invited to share her experience at a solar energy workshop in Jaipur. Today, Kamla runs a thriving tailoring business, all powered by the sun. ☀️ Kamla’s message is clear: Solar energy isn’t just about lights—it’s about empowerment, opportunity, and hope. Her life is proof that a small spark can ignite big changes. As we work towards a sustainable future, let’s remember the Kamlas of the world—proof that every watt of solar energy carries the potential to transform lives. 🌍 💡 What’s your story? Could solar energy change your world too? Let’s light the way together! #SolarEnergy #Empowerment #Sustainability #CleanEnergy #Inspiration
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Our project, Indha, at Literacy India, has quietly sparked change for two decades. We've turned waste paper and fabric into something beautiful: paper. But it's more than just paper; it's a way of life. Every year, we push ourselves to do better, always keeping sustainability and the environment in mind. We recycle water, even collecting rainwater during the monsoon season. Our methods are simple yet effective, like using wild plants for paper boxes and repurposing torn clothing into rugs for those in need. These practices aren't just modest; they're shining examples for our students to follow, paving the way for a brighter future for all. #HandmadeCrafts #SustainableLiving #ArtisanalPaper #EmpowerCommunities #CraftingChange #UpcycledArt #ConsciousConsumption #CommunityDevelopment #EcoFriendlyArt #MakeADifference
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Illuminating 100 Forest Villages in Uttar Pradesh In the dense forests of Uttar Pradesh, particularly around tiger reserves like Pilibhit and Dudhwa, the community faces the darkness of night and the looming threat of human-animal conflicts. These conflicts are not merely statistics but represent a daily risk for those living on the fringes of forests. The absence of light compounds these dangers, affecting the safety and security of children, women, and the entire community. Introducing the 'Har Gaon Roshan' Initiative, a transformative project funded by Signify & implemented by BharatCares (A Social Impact Arm of CSRBOX) is aimed at illuminating over 100 forest villages with energy-efficient LED street lights & solar street lights. Impact and Transformation: 1. Safety and Security: Brightening nightscapes reduces risks and enhances a sense of the safety & security among all residents, especially women and children. 2. Mitigating Conflicts: Well-lit areas can significantly decrease the occurrences of human-animal conflicts, promoting safer cohabitation. 3. Extending Daylight: Access to lighting extends productive hours, allowing educational and economic activities to continue into the evening. 4. Empowering Communities: Reliable lighting is a cornerstone of socio-economic development, paving the way for progress in education, business, and quality of life. This initiative is propelled forward with the recent collaboration of the Environment, Forest and Climate Change Department of the Government of Uttar Pradesh which ensures that each streetlight transforms nights of uncertainty into evenings of opportunity and safety by bringing light to their lives. Rakesh Kumar Singh Nikhil Gupta Bhomik Shah shilpi jain Lakshana Asthana Adarsh T. Manasi Diwan Nishita Mehta Abhishek Tyagi Rajat Singh
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