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Goa Launches Five-Way Waste Segregation in Educational Institutions
Goas new five-way waste segregation initiative in educational institutions aims to enhance waste management and improve sustainability across the state, reflecting a commitment to environmental responsibility.
- The Goa Waste Management Corporation approved a five-way waste segregation system for educational institutions during its 17th board meeting on Thursday, chaired by Chief Minister Pramod Sawant.
- In addition to waste management improvements, the GWMC plans to install sanitary waste incinerators and dispensers in all government offices to better handle sanitary waste.
- The initiative also addresses the issue of Construction waste by promoting efficient waste segregation practices that include separating materials like Metal for recycling and reuse.
Why It Matters
This initiative is significant as it not only enhances local waste management practices but also sets a precedent for sustainable practices in educational settings, potentially influencing future environmental policies in Goa.