Workshop on Best out of Waste

Workshop on Best out of Waste

Workshop on Best out of Waste

As part of Green Action Week, Consumer VOICE, in collaboration with Being Artistic by Himani, organized a “Best Out of Waste” workshop at Soami Nagar Model School, Delhi, on October 5th. The workshop aimed to inspire students to embrace sustainable living by repurposing waste materials. 

Over 70 students participated, showcasing their creativity by transforming everyday waste items like food boxes and paper plates into artistic and practical products.

A vibrant art corner was set up to display global sustainability visions, which highlighted the critical importance of reducing waste and reusing resources. This creative initiative sparked engaging discussions among students about environmental responsibility and the role of individuals in building a sustainable future.

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Ms. Aarti Prasad, the Principal, along with senior teachers, encouraged students to incorporate these practices into their daily lives. 

Ms. Rinki Sharma, Lead – Projects at Consumer VOICE, also interacted with the students, providing insights into the importance of sustainable consumption.

To further encourage eco-friendly habits, each student was given cloth bags and seed pencils, emphasizing that small steps can lead to big changes. The workshop was a resounding success, leaving students motivated to take action for a cleaner, greener future.

Workshop on Waste Management | Green Action Week

Workshop on Waste Management | Green Action Week

Workshop on Waste Management | Green Action Week

As part of the ongoing Green Action Week activities, Consumer VOICE organised a workshop in Lajpat Nagar, Delhi on 4th October 2024, focusing on empowering consumers to adopt sustainable and circular economy practices. The workshop covered vital topics such as greenwashing, the right to repair, and responsible waste disposal, all aimed at encouraging informed consumer choices that benefit the environment.

Participants engaged in meaningful discussions on how everyday actions—like reducing single-use plastics, opting for repairs over replacements, and properly disposing of waste, including e-waste—can significantly reduce environmental impact. Ashim Sanyal, CEO of Consumer VOICE, highlighted significant advancements in eco-labelling, the right to repair, and efforts to combat greenwashing in India. These initiatives are designed to empower consumers and promote sustainable consumption practices nationwide. These conversations centered on building a stronger sharing community where resources are used efficiently, and waste is minimized, and sustainability becomes a way of life.

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In addition to these discussions, an art corner was set up to showcase creative visions from various organizations worldwide. These pieces of art, representing diverse perspectives on sustainability, were explained in detail to the participants. The artwork served as a powerful reminder of the collective global effort needed to achieve a cleaner, greener future. The workshop successfully inspired consumers to embrace circular practices such as reuse, recycling, and repair, all of which play a critical role in reducing waste and promoting sustainable living.

Workshop on Promoting Circular Economy Practices within communities

Workshop on Promoting Circular Economy Practices within communities

Workshop on Promoting Circular Economy Practices within communities

As part of Green Action Week 2024, Consumer VOICE organized an impactful workshop on 28th September in Jahangirpuri, Delhi, aimed at promoting circular economy practices for a sustainable future. The event brought together women and children, empowering them to actively engage in building a stronger sharing community through hands-on learning and practical solutions.

The workshop focused on demonstrating simple yet effective ways to reduce waste and promote sustainability. Participants were shown how to repurpose everyday items like plastic bottles into eco-friendly planters and turn old clothes into reusable bags. The importance of responsible waste disposal was emphasized, with guidance on how to dispose of plastic, food, and e-waste through certified recycling canters, reducing the harmful environmental impact of improper waste management.

One of the key highlights was the use of natural resources, such as medicinal plants, to promote sustainable living practices. By encouraging participants to think creatively about reusing materials and adopting greener habits, the workshop provided practical solutions for everyday challenges.

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In addition to the hands-on activities, Consumer VOICE set up an art corner that showcased inspiring artwork contributed by Green Action Week grantees from around the world. These creative pieces reflected the artists’ visions for a sustainable future and served as a powerful reminder of the collective effort required to protect the environment. The participants eagerly engaged with the artwork, discussing the underlying messages and the importance of working together to make a meaningful impact.

The enthusiastic participation of over 40 women and children was truly inspiring, demonstrating their commitment to taking small, yet significant steps toward a greener, more sustainable future. Through collaborative learning and creative expression, the workshop not only raised awareness but also empowered participants to become active contributors to a circular economy.

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