To commemorate the International Day of Education, the Municipal Corporation Chandigarh organised a special hands-on training session on home composting for school students at GMSSS-23 in collaboration with trained Self-Help Groups (SHGs) under expert supervision. On this occasion, the MCC emphasized the foundational importance of education and its role in community growth.
With a dedication towards sustainable development, the MCC actively participated in initiatives promoting education, environmental awareness, and community empowerment. Brand Ambassador SBM 2.0 Arryan Madhu Chitkara also shared his experience of home composting with the students. Additionally, students from other eminent schools shared their experiences on composting with their fellow students citywide.
This interactive session equipped students with practical knowledge and skills to incorporate composting practices into their daily lives, fostering environmental responsibility from an early age.
Earlier, the MCC organized a training session on home composting for SHGs and MC staff, led by field experts. This initiative aimed to raise awareness about composting among citizens, empowering individuals and communities to adopt sustainable practices and contribute to the environment’s overall well-being.
Anindita Mitra, the MC Commissioner, stated that education is the key to empowering individuals and communities towards sustainable development. MC Chandigarh takes pride in celebrating the International Day of Education by prioritizing environmental awareness and community engagement.
Through initiatives like the hands-on training session on home composting, the goal is to equip young students with practical knowledge and skills that foster a sense of environmental responsibility from an early age. She further mentioned that by collaborating with trained Self-Help Groups under expert supervision, the MCC is creating a greener and more prosperous future for the community.
The MC Chandigarh remains committed to promoting education at all levels and will continue to collaborate with various stakeholders to create a sustainable and inclusive learning environment, she added.
