Archive · 23 May 2025
Delhi Launches Eco-Sensitization Campaign for Students
The Delhi government is starting a new program to teach about 2 lakh students in schools and colleges about protecting the environment.
The goal is for the students to become 'eco-warriors' and lead environmental action.
This program includes activities like storytelling, games, and hands-on projects to help students understand climate change.
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) is helping to run the program.
They'll also train special student leaders, called 'paryavaran sanrakshaks,' to teach others.
The project aims to get students involved in the fight against pollution.
The Delhi government launched an eco-sensitization campaign for students.
The campaign aims to empower nearly two lakh students in Delhi-NCR to become 'eco-warriors'.
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) will implement the program.
Rs 40 lakh has been allocated for the program.
The program will run from June to November 2025 and include various activities like storytelling.
- Who
- The Delhi Government, environment minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, and TERI.
- What
- An eco-sensitization campaign to educate students about climate change.
- When
- Launched on Thursday, May 23, 2025, running from June to November 2025.
- Where
- Delhi-NCR region
- Why
- To instill a sense of responsibility in the youth regarding climate action.
Government
Students
Involvement in Climate Action
Government
The initiative is aimed at instilling a sense of responsibility among the youth regarding climate action.
Students
Empowering students to be eco-warriors and lead climate action.
- Location
- Delhi-NCR region
- Students Involved
- Nearly two lakh
- Implementing Organization
- TERI
- Budget
- Rs 40 lakh
- Duration
- June to November 2025
