Headquarters
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Darbari Seth Block, Core 6C,
India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road,
New Delhi - 110 003, India
The project involve sensitization of the locals about the importance of tubers, corms, rhizomes & so on to meet their nutrition requirements and also help to curb the issues of malnourishment. The project shall also focus on collection, documentation and maintenance of the germplasm of the nutri-rich tubers.
There were some fundamental problems in the apple growing regions of Himachal Pradesh spanning from scarcity of water, absence of good agricultural practices, absence of technological solutions, ineffective management of apple orchards, absence of quality training and capacity building. A holistic solution was needed which could address the larger issues of the region and would bring changes in the lives of the community.
The report reflects the status of PCC management in 13 cities in India and three cities in Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka.
Tetra Pak cartons are primarily made from paper. A Tetra Pak carton is composed of 75% paperboard, 20% polyethylene, and 5% aluminium. As part of environmental initiatives, Tetra Pak has undertaken various activities for collecting and recycling Post-Consumer Tetra Pak Cartons (PCCs) and is working with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and waste pickers to segregate PCCs.
TERI proposes to demonstrate decentralised looming of jute using biomass gasifier based clean power solutions. To demonstrate this concept the project will take initiatives to establish two pilot processing- cum-decentralised jute business service centres with creation of micro entrepreneurs for decentralised jute looming in the target villages Bardrakoti and Amor of Purnea.
The study deals with occupant comfort aspect in terms of indoor air quality in air-conditioned office environment in tropical climates. It involves monitoring and analysis of indoor air pollutants with a focus on formaldehyde presence.
The rapid urbanisation of various areas of Tamil Nadu has put a strain on municipalities and resources. In light of this, a report was prepared by TERI for the Chennai Metropolitan Devleopment Authority. It suggests policy incentives that would encourage the growth of green buildings through measures such as a certficiation system and rebates to developers on PFSI and other such charges for green buildings, rain water and waste water tax, and fast clearance for projects registered for green certification.
The main objectives are to:
1. Build consciousness on the significance of waste management;
2. Educate, train, stimulate, and encourage young children to initiate small steps towards waste management and recycling;
3. Motivate children to be environmentally responsible in their homes, schools, and localities;
4. Create a network of young citizens working towards the common goal of preserving and conserving the planet;
5. Sensitize people and build an informed group of citizens to promote environmental sustainability.
The main objectives are to:
1. Evaluate various schemes and the implementation mechanism adopted for the promotion of sericulture schemes in the state;
2. Assess the impacts of various schemes on the socio-economic status of the beneficiary and capacity enhancement of various stakeholders if any;
3. Assess the usefulness, success rate and acceptability of various schemes by beneficiaries, market linkages and views of implementing agencies on the various schemes.
The report shall present the statistical compilation of the water quality data monitored and recorded across all the water quality monitoring stations by MPCB in a very lucid format for the year 2014-15.
Statistical compilation and data analysis for the air quality data monitored and compiled by MPCB under NAMP program.