University is having dedicated guidelines of green Campus which includes an action plan to reduce plastic waste on campus
Guidelines for Green and Sustainable Campus: Click here to view document
University action plan and initiatives to reduce plastic waste on campus
The framework covers management of all type of waste (hazardous or non-hazardous) covering biological, chemical, physical and radiological items which has the potential of causing harm to humans, animals or environment. The collection, disposal and recycle of the waste is being carried out as per the guidelines laid by the respective government bodies. Waste is collected in color coded bins, green for wet waste and blue for dry recyclable wastes, which are managed appropriately and periodically by housekeeping staff. University prohibits the use of plastic plasticware such as glasses, spoons etc. in the campus. Single use plastic is banned in the campus. Awareness signages are also provided at various locations of the campus.
Paper Bag Distribution activity in various states of India
It's great to hear about the initiative taken by LPUNSS volunteers to raise awareness about the environmental issues caused by plastic bags. Using handmade paper bags made from newspapers is an eco-friendly alternative to plastic bags, and distributed them in more than 20 states of India is a commendable effort to reduce plastic pollution. This initiative is a positive step towards a cleaner and more sustainable future.
To view document: Click here 1, Click here 2, Click here 3
It's great to hear about the initiative taken by LPUNSS volunteers to raise awareness about the environmental issues caused by plastic bags. Using handmade paper bags made from newspapers is an eco-friendly alternative to plastic bags, and distributed them in more than 20 states of India is a commendable effort to reduce plastic pollution. This initiative is a positive step towards a cleaner and more sustainable future.
To view document: Click here 1, Click here 2, Click here 3
“Swachta Abhiyan and Say No To Plastic Rally” at local community
LPU-NSS in association with Municipal Corporation Phagwara organized " Swachta Abhiyan and Say No To Plastic Rally " in Phagwara on the occasion of 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi Ji in which LPU volunteers along with Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, Government of India Shri. Som Prakash and the officials of Municipal Corporation Phagwara conducted a rally in which they spread the prime message of cleanliness and stopping the use of plastic to the public and the local shopkeepers and vendors and warned them about the harms related to it and the hazards that it may cause.
To view Document: Click here
LPU-NSS in association with Municipal Corporation Phagwara organized " Swachta Abhiyan and Say No To Plastic Rally " in Phagwara on the occasion of 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi Ji in which LPU volunteers along with Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, Government of India Shri. Som Prakash and the officials of Municipal Corporation Phagwara conducted a rally in which they spread the prime message of cleanliness and stopping the use of plastic to the public and the local shopkeepers and vendors and warned them about the harms related to it and the hazards that it may cause.
To view Document: Click here
‘Nukkad Natak and Say No to Plastic Campaign ‘conducted by LPU NSS:
LPU-NSS, under the aegis of Community Service Cell, Division of Student Welfare organized " Nukkad Natak and Say No to Plastic Campaign " on the occasion of 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi Ji in Jalandhar City and Jalandhar Cantt. Railway Station where our volunteers along with the Station Master held a short drama play in which they portrayed the harmful effects of plastic use and spread the message to stop its usability and spread awareness on its harmful impact on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystem.
Link to view documents: Click here1 , Click here 2
LPU-NSS, under the aegis of Community Service Cell, Division of Student Welfare organized " Nukkad Natak and Say No to Plastic Campaign " on the occasion of 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi Ji in Jalandhar City and Jalandhar Cantt. Railway Station where our volunteers along with the Station Master held a short drama play in which they portrayed the harmful effects of plastic use and spread the message to stop its usability and spread awareness on its harmful impact on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystem.
Link to view documents: Click here1 , Click here 2
