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Developing a Community Based Decentralized Approach to Solid Waste ManagementFrom:- "DevAlt" <mail@responsenet.info>
Date:- June 21, 2009
Sub:-  Developing a Community Based Decentralized Approach to Solid Waste Management

    A Non-profit organisation established in 1983  creating large scale sustainable livelihoods Capacity Building Series (2009-10) Training On 22-24 July 2009 New Delhi

  Developing a Community Based Decentralized Approach to  Solid Waste Management  Introduction   The Capital of  India has gained the dubious distinction of becoming the largest source of solid  waste generation in terms of average household size and population density in  the country. Delhi, according to a recent survey, is among the high waste  generating cities owing to its rapid rate of growth, mushrooming of unauthorised colonies, slums and high level of inward migration - report The Hindu Modern technology has undoubtedly provided copious advantages, but simultaneously has also generated  large quantities of waste which is discarded in the name of garbage. Not only  industrial waste but even domestic waste is today just disposed and not handled Solid waste management has emerged as one of the biggest challenges today in  urban India. The municipal bodies have been unable to adjust to the rapid changes that have led to both increased quantities and changes in the composition of the waste. The current situation, which gives rise to the indiscriminate dumping and burning of wastes, has a serious impact on air, land  and water pollution and causes a dramatic increase in health hazards in the  urban environment. Today the world is moving towards Zero Waste Management. There are cases where countries are  starting to adopt Zero Waste Goals as policy measures. Objectives of the Training: The training programme will be conducted to meet the following objectives: clarity on the concepts related to environment understanding of  the relationship environment and waste management; and provide tools to design and plan resource management patterns.  

Pedagogy:  The following techniques would be used to conduct the training program.
Lectures
interactive sessions Group Discussions Case studies
Group exercises Experience  sharing Training Support materials
Handouts Power-point Presentations

Course Contents:-
Introduction to Solid Waste Management Principles and Practices
Various terminologies and concepts in Solid Waste Management
Various laws governing Solid Waste Management
Project design and Management- business model approach

Case study -  Examples of good practices Practical tools for planning and solid waste management in small    communities

Course Eligibility:-  This programme is designed for NGOs, officers from Central and State governments,
Corporate &amp;  CSR professionals, national &amp; international development organizations and  also individuals who want to develop their skills in environment  management.

DURATION:-
3 Days FEE INR 8,500 per participant for Indian  Participants INR 10,000 (200 USD) for Overseas Participants The Training fee covers the following: Food Course material

Indian participants to make  payment through Demand Draft drawn in favour of TARA Livelihood Academy payable at New Delhi. The address for sending the Demand Draft is - Manager- Training TARA Livelihood Academy 111/9-Z, Kishangarh,  Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-  110070

Please send the Demand draft by registered post or speed post only. Overseas participants may please send the fees through  wire transfer.  The details of the wire transfer will be sent to each selected trainee once we  get their nomination form. YOUR TAKEAWAYS Knowledge and experience from the training Manuals and training material Networking opportunity for you To ensure your participation, we  request you to send the nomination form (Down load the registration form by clicking on the link given below)  and the course fee (non-refundable) by 16 July  2009 Click here- http://www.devalt.org/da/isb/tsu/form.htm

ENQUIRIES AND SUGGESTIONS If you have any  queries or suggestions for the training or nominations, please contact the  following:-
Bhavana  Gadre
Executive Programme Management  Unit
New  Delhi
Tele. No:  011-26132718
Email Id:  bgadre@devalt.org

Training date
Wednesday, July 22, 2009      
Intended Audience Designed for NGOs,
Government officers, CSR Cost INR 8,500

Contact Information        
Other Details Not provided

Contact:-
Bhavana Gadre
Telephone:- 011-26132718
Email:- bgadre@devalt.org           
Website:- http://www.devalt.org

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