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New Delhi: On the auspicious occasion of Teachers’ Day, The World Environment Council in collaboration with the International Environmental Studies Olympiad successfully coordinated an International Webinar on the role of teachers in creating environmental awareness in youth. The webinar came into action at 6 PM, on the 5th of September 2023. The webinar gathered environmentalists, chancellors, university directors, government officials, professors, and school teachers from all across the globe including India, Nepal, USA, Dubai etc.

The webinar commenced with a warm welcome from WEC Member, Aditya Kumar Channa, followed by an introduction by the Advisor of WEC, Dheeraj Kumar, who presented an overview of the World Environment Council (WEC) as well as the International Environmental Studies Olympiad (IESO). The foremost guest speaker was Dr. Jubilee Padmanabhan from the Department of School Education, Central University, Punjab. She enlightened the crowd about some key aspects of the role of teachers in fostering environmental awareness in youth and how it is of paramount significance, as they play a pivotal role in molding the attitudes, behaviors, and values of the upcoming generation. Educators are not just instructors; they are mentors and influencers who have the unique opportunity to instill a deep understanding of environmental issues and a sense of responsibility for the planet in their students.

In continuation of the webinar, Dr Ajaykumar Lolage, ex-special officer, Balbharti, Pune; discussed Education and Knowledge Dissemination: “Teachers are the primary source of knowledge for students”. They introduce them to concepts related to the environment, climate change, biodiversity, conservation, and sustainability. Through well-designed curricula and engaging lessons, teachers expose students to a foundational understanding of environmental issues and also embody them with the Inspiration and Motivation to create a change.

They hold the power to influence their students. By sharing their passion for environmental conservation and sustainability, they can ignite a similar enthusiasm in young minds. Inspirational teachers often lay the foundation by examples, resonating with their actions in taking care of the environment.

Our next Guest Speaker was Dr. Kavita Sharma from Environmental Education (Moef and Cl) (NCERT). She expressed her point of view concerning the theme and also gave a detailed explanation of Empowerment, Global Perspective, Values and Ethics. She also emphasized on  “Adaptation to Change: Teachers help students understand that environmental conditions are constantly changing, and adaptation is key to resilience.” They teach students how to adapt and mitigate the impacts of climate change and other environmental challenges. In  the continuation our next guest was Dr. Sukh Dev Singh CEO of IFS, Delhi  . He spoke about  the   Connecting Global Issues to Local Context: Teachers can help students understand how global environmental issues are interconnected with local concerns. By exploring the impact of environmental problems on their own communities, students may be more motivated to take action.

 For Maintaining the continuation of the program, Prof. Mr. Ganesh Channa, Founder and President of the World Environment Council and one of the honorable Guest speakers of the evening, along with our National Education Excellence Awardees, Mrs. Vidhya Jadhav, Prof. Helata Talesra, Dr. Santosh Sonavane, Dr. Bl Yadav, Prof. Hemant Samant, Dr. Chaman Singh Thakur, Mr. Narendra Bogam and Mr. Niranjan Singh, addressed the matter with great concern and encouraged the implementation of reasonable solutions to cope up with the profound initiatives to conserve the mother nature.

The webinar concluded with an interactive session for the non-speaker participants, clarifying their hesitations and doubts. The participation of the respected dignitaries proved to be an asset in making the event successful, implanting ideas to militate the derogation of the environment and promote the social, economic and environmental aspects of sustainability.

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New Delhi : Environmental sustainability is the one of the major problems faced by us even today. Since the 1970s, it’s been tied to human sustainability on Earth, seeking balance between economic, social, and environmental needs. Despite our intellectual prowess, human activities like mismanaged waste, unethical agriculture, and deforestation have seriously harmed the environment, reflected in rising temperatures and extreme climate changes.

Hence, to ignite the passion and drive change, the World Environment Council is proud to announce the upcoming International Youth Environment Conference. WEC is a non-profit organization that works to promote environmental sustainability and raise awareness about environmental issues. Our vision encompasses commitment to a sustainably developed future and our mission is to create an ecofriendly, cleaner, and safer world. The conference is a noble initiative by the WEC’s former Founder and President: Prof. Ganesh Channa that concerns educating the youth and tying them together to explore innovative solutions to conserve nature.

Taking place from New Delhi, on the 13th of September 2023, at the prestigious India International Centre, this conference promises to be a catalyst for change providing a platform for passionate youth to share ideas, network and imbibe knowledge from inspiring peers’ leaders, and sustainability experts. The conference agenda embodies an exciting array of keynotes, engaging workshops, panel discussions, and interactive sessions that delve into key sustainability issues. The conference is designed for young students, aged 14-21 years of age. The event will run from 10 am onwards till 5 pm both via virtual and offline modes of conduction. Registrations are open till 31 August 2023 and interested students are requested to visit the website www.wec.org.in for more details and to secure a spot at this transformative conference. Join us as together we foster to ensure a better tomorrow.

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Student’s form class 5th to 12th from various parts of India participated in this contest. This contest an excellent initiative to engage and inspire young minds towards environmental awareness and action. Here are some key highlights of this competition:

Theme: The competition can have a specific theme related to pollution free environment, sustainable development, climate change, and Eco-Friendly Environment topics. This theme will serve as a guideline for the participants to create their posters and express their thoughts and ideas visually.

Inclusivity: By inviting students from Class 5 to 12 to participate, the competition ensures that a wide range of age groups and perspectives are represented. This inclusivity encourages creativity, diversity, and active engagement among young students.

Celebration of World Environment Council’s Anniversary: Organizing the competition on the occasion of the World Environment Council’s anniversary creates a meaningful connection between the event and the organization’s mission. It highlights the council’s commitment to youth engagement and environmental education.

The President of WEC Prof. Ganesh Channa announced the winners and greatly appreciated them with Cash Prize and Certificates. The winners of this contest are as follows:-

First Winner : Krishya Khajanchi , Grade 12, School name – K R Mangalam World School, New Delhi.

Second Winner : Thiyakshwa Sureshkumar Grade 7 School Name -SBOA School & Junior College, Chennai.

Third Winner : B.DIVYADHARSHINI  Grade 5 School Name -Chinmaya Vidyalay ,  9B Tapovanam, Taylors Road, Kilpauk, Chennai.

All the winners and participants were congratulated from entire team of World Environment Council (WEC) and International Environmental Studies Olympiad (IESO), Secretary Dr. Shrikant Mergu, Volunteer member Aditya Channa, and Staff Mukeshkumar Choudhari

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The increasing global production and use of plastics have led to plastic pollution becoming a major global environmental and health concern. Plastic waste accumulates on land and in the oceans, causing serious impacts on wildlife, ecosystems and human health. A growing number of countries and regions have adopted plastic restriction measures, including banning single-use plastic products and promoting plastic recovery and recycling.

This European Sustainable Plastics Summit aims to promote communication and cooperation between different stakeholders in the plastics industry, discussing on the trending topics about bioplastics, recycled plastics, brand’s efforts on plastic low-carbon circularity, advanced mechanical and chemical recycling technologies, plastic waste to fuel, and so on, to drive socially & environmentally responsible production, consumption, and disposal of plastics and accelerate the development of sustainability and circular economy.

Event Highlights

16+ industry-leading enterprise intelligence sharing;

150+ Professional Delegates from Top 2000 Companies;

On-site communication with industry leaders and leading enterprises;

Partial Topics

  • European Funding Programmes on Bio-based Plastics R&I
  • Bio-based Plastics for a Sustainable Future
  • Sustainable Plastic Materials in Automotive Industry
  • Bioplastics Certification
  • Panel Discussion: How to Promote a Low-Carbon, Sustainable Transition in Plastics
  • Children’s Products with Bioplastics
  • Accelerating Circularity of Plastics
  • Large-scale Production of Renewable Polymers
  • Advanced Mechanical Recycling Solutions 
  • Plastics Recycling and Reuse in Beverage 
  • ReZorce Circular Beverage Cartons and Pouches
  • Plastic Recycling across Medical Field
  • Plastic Waste to Fuels and Chemical Feedstocks

We sincerely invite industry associations, consulting firms, oil & gas, chemical, plastic manufacturing, certification, automotive, packaging, consumer goods, medical, building and construction, recycling and waste management, machinery and equipment, smart technology suppliers, process technology providers , policy and legislative units, environmental organizations and other related enterprises register and attend the conference to promote communication and cooperation between different stakeholders in the plastics industry.

If you are interested, please contact us or register using below link.

Event website: https://www.ecvinternational.com/EuropeanSustainablePlastics/index.html

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The United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (ECOSOC) has recently approved and selected the World Environment Council (WEC) as a key stakeholder in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) outlined in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Indians can take pride in the inspiring efforts of Professor Ganesh Channa, hailing from Solapur, Maharashtra. As the Founder and President of the World Environment Council, Prof. Channa has devoted the past five years to spearheading critical initiatives focused on environmental protection, tree plantation, and tackling the pressing challenges of climate change.

This agenda is a comprehensive plan for advancing people, the planet, and prosperity, while strengthening global peace and freedom. It recognizes the urgent need to eradicate poverty in all forms and dimensions, and emphasizes the critical importance of collaborative partnership among all countries and stakeholders. It aims to liberate humanity from poverty and environmental degradation, and to steer the world towards a sustainable and resilient future. The 17 Sustainable Development Goals such as –

  1. No poverty
  2. Zero Hunger
  3. Good health
  4. Quality Education
  5. Gender equality
  6. Clean water and Sanitation
  7. Affordable and Clean Energy
  8. Decent work and Economic Growth
  9. Industry, Innovation Infrastructure
  10. Reduced Inequalities
  11. Sustainable Cities and Communities
  12. Responsible Consumption and Production
  13. Climate Action
  14. Life below Water
  15. Life on land
  16. Peace Justice and Strong Institutions
  17. Partnerships for the goals

And 169 targets outlined in this Agenda reflect its vast scope and universal aspirations, with a commitment to leaving no one behind. They wish to leverage the necessary resources to implement the agenda through a renewed global partnership for sustainable development, based on strong solidarity and focused on the needs of the most vulnerable, with the participation of all stakeholders.

WEC strives to focus mainly on the 8th goal of the sustainable development i.e. “Decent work and Economic growth”.  Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all

  • To Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services
  • To Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead
  • By 2020, significantly reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training
  • By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products

WEC, through its ambitious ‘The Environment Protection Bank campaign’ aims to play a crucial role in achieving the Agenda’s objectives, which, if fulfilled, will greatly improve the lives of everyone and transform the world for the better. This campaign will provide students and teachers with opportunities to learn about the pressing environmental issues facing our world and to involve in meaningful activities that can make a great difference. Through this campaign, individuals will be cheered to reduce their carbon footprint, conserve natural resources, and promote sustainable lifestyles. In addition to raising awareness about environmental concerns, the campaign will also raise a sense of community and encourage people to work together to protect our planet.

This campaign is currently implementing programs which are designed to speed up the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in various ways, including addressing interlink ages between different goals. Like, increasing awareness and education can contribute to the achievement of multiple goals, such as SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 13 (Climate Action), and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals), by promoting knowledge-sharing, capacity-building, and stakeholder engagement.

World Environment Council is actively involved in communicating environmental education through various activities, programmes and campaigns in schools and colleges. Educational institutions can invite the Council to provide environmental education to future generations, emphasizing the importance of protecting our planet and promoting sustainable practices. By taking action on multiple fronts, the campaign foresees to creating a more sustainable and resilient future for everyone.


How To Achieve Zero Carbon Emission

When, while the lovely valley teems with vapour around me, and the meridian sun strikes the upper surface of the impenetrable foliage of my trees, and but a few stray gleams steal into the inner sanctuary, I throw myself down among the tall grass by the trickling stream; and, as I lie close to the earth.

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