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CISCE Events

by | 08-07-2014 00:03 recommendations 0

Some of the schools in India are affiliated to the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE). As a part of the Socially Useful Productive Work (SUPW) Program, CISCE organizes an annual even with the aim of educating people about climate change and environmental protection.

 

In 2012, the CISCE organised an Eco Exhibition, which was a unique fest aimed at selling eco-friendly products to people all over the city. The two day fest had over 35 schools setting up their stalls at the Nampally Community Grounds and selling eco friendly utility products such as pencils, notebooks, masks etc. All these products were made by students of the participating schools. The event had Mr. WG Prasanna Kumar, Director of the National Green Corps, as Chief Guest.

 

In 2013, the Food Mela was organized with the objective of educating people about the benefits of buying and eating organically grown food over chemically grown food. Over 2000 along with 100 teachers participated in the event and pledged to promote the use of organic food. All schools set up their stalls which either sold organic food or promoted its use. The event was a huge success with even scientists from WHO coming in to speak about the need of food management.

 

I hope that these events and the ones to come in future ensure the active participation of youth in eco friendly events.

 

 
My School Team at the Food Mela

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10 Comments

  • says :
    great step to take
    Posted 13-07-2014 20:43

  • says :
    Thank you for the informative article. Eco- exhibition and food mela types of programs are very impressive in disseminating knowledge and involving public in Eco friendly activities.
    Posted 12-07-2014 18:22

  • says :
    Thank you for your kind answer Ramal :)
    It's surprising that there's enough supply of organic food for 24%of population.
    Because India has huge and rapidly growing population!
    Posted 09-07-2014 14:20

  • says :
    Thanks everyone.

    Prathap and Christy, the consumption of organic food in India has gone up within the last 2 years. Almost 24% of the Indian Population eat organic food and many villages grow only organic food. The awareness is growing, and we hope that more and more people start consuming organically grown food.

    :)

    Posted 09-07-2014 02:16

  • says :
    Thank you for sharing, you did a great work Ramal!
    Like Pratap, I am also curious about current status of organic food trend in India :)
    Posted 08-07-2014 13:25

  • says :
    It is really a great program, programs in both year seem to have incorporated the theme of WED of respective year. Hopefully people are more catious about eco products and organic food.

    Just out of curiosity, whats the status of organic food consumption in India?? Best wishes for the similar program in 2014 as well.
    Posted 08-07-2014 12:06

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  • Eco Generation says :
    All the best for the event!
    Posted 08-07-2014 10:48

  • Arushi Madan says :
    Eco Exhibition is really a great initiative to encourage people to buy and use ecofriendly products and at the same time motivate them to recycle/upcycle the things from otherwise scrap material. Food Mela -another amazing platform to highlight organically grown food. Thanx for sharing , Ramal.
    Posted 08-07-2014 02:18

  • says :
    Great to know about the Eco exhibition and Food Mela. Thanks for sharing.
    Posted 08-07-2014 00:06

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