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National Exhibition and Programme Promotes Environment-Friendly Practices at India Gate, Delhi

Today, a national exhibition and programme showcasing environment-friendly activities under the LiFE (Lifestyle for Environment) themes took center stage at India Gate, Delhi. The event, inaugurated by Ms. Leena Nandan, Secretary of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC), witnessed the presence of Ms. Nameeta Prasad, Joint Secretary of MoEF&CC, Ravi Singh, Secretary General of WWF India, and other esteemed dignitaries, with a special focus on engaging school children and youth.

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In her inaugural address, Ms. Nandan underscored the pivotal role of the youth in promoting environmentally conscious behavior, aligning with India’s vision for sustainable development and ecological balance. The event commenced with a bicycle rally, highlighting the eco-friendly and health-promoting benefits of cycling for local commuting. This was followed by a captivating cultural show presented by school children and youth, featuring thought-provoking street plays advocating for environmentally responsible behavior.

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An ‘eco-fashion show’ showcased stylish yet environmentally friendly clothing, emphasizing the fusion of fashion and sustainability. The day’s activities included LiFE-related quizzes and word search competitions, aimed at fostering awareness and understanding among participants. The event underscored the potential of youth-led initiatives in driving behavioral change towards a more environmentally conscious lifestyle.

Furthermore, Environmental Information, Awareness, Capacity Building, and Livelihood Programme (EIACP) centers under MoEF&CC, alongside business establishments, exhibited a range of eco-friendly products at the exhibition. From millets-based and forestry products to portable solar energy harnessing systems, the displays highlighted innovative solutions for sustainable living.

The event continues on February 10th, featuring on-the-spot face painting and poster-making competitions, workshops on waste segregation, Mission LiFE theme-based quizzes, and more interactive activities. LiFE, spearheaded by India, aims to inspire individual and community action to protect and preserve the environment.

The initiative promotes climate-friendly social norms, sustainable practices, and lifestyle choices to address the challenges of climate change, with a focus on conserving energy and water, reducing waste and e-waste, adopting sustainable food systems, and combating single-use plastic.

LiFE actions offer numerous co-benefits, including mitigating air pollution, cost savings, and enhancing well-being and health. These actions are designed to be specific, measurable, and easy to practice, with minimal dependencies on supply-side factors and non-disruptive to economic activities. The event at India Gate serves as a platform to galvanize collective efforts towards a greener and more sustainable future.

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