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NDMC Campaign Boosts Delhi Sanitation Efforts
The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) is working hard to clean up Delhi.
They have a campaign called "Dilli Ko Koode Se Azaadi" to make markets cleaner.
They use the "Roko Toko Abhiyan", which combines rules and education to stop people from littering.
They also have special places called MMRFs to sort and recycle waste like paper and plastic.
Many groups like residents and market traders are helping.
Over 400 events have happened to support this.
They're also making some neighborhoods, like Bharti Nagar and Satya Sadan, into model zero-waste communities.
NDMC's "Dilli Ko Koode Se Azaadi" campaign promotes litter-free spaces in Delhi's commercial markets.
The "Roko Toko Abhiyan" combines enforcement with awareness to reduce litter.
Micro Material Recovery Facilities (MMRFs) are operating at locations like Bengali Market and Khan Market.
Over 400 events have been organized across Delhi to support the cleanliness campaign.
Bharti Nagar and Satya Sadan have been declared as 'Anupam Colonies' under a sustainable city vision.
- Who
- The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), residents, market traders, and public representatives.
- What
- A cleanliness drive and waste management initiative.
- Where
- Delhi, with specific initiatives in markets and residential areas.
- When
- Campaign activities have been ongoing, with over 400 events held until August 15.
- Why
- To promote cleaner spaces, efficient waste segregation, and sustainable waste management.
Key facts
- Campaign Name
- "Dilli Ko Koode Se Azaadi"
- Key Initiative
- "Roko Toko Abhiyan"
- Facilities
- Micro Material Recovery Facilities (MMRFs)
- Events Held
- Over 400
- Model Colonies
- Bharti Nagar and Satya Sadan
Sources
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