The document reports on an event about waste management and water conservation organized by NSS volunteers of GMIT. It provides details about the event including introduction and importance of waste management and water conservation, photos from the event, feedback received and attendance of volunteers.
The document reports on an event about waste management and water conservation organized by NSS volunteers of GMIT. It provides details about the event including introduction and importance of waste management and water conservation, photos from the event, feedback received and attendance of volunteers.
The document reports on an event about waste management and water conservation organized by NSS volunteers of GMIT. It provides details about the event including introduction and importance of waste management and water conservation, photos from the event, feedback received and attendance of volunteers.
The document reports on an event about waste management and water conservation organized by NSS volunteers of GMIT. It provides details about the event including introduction and importance of waste management and water conservation, photos from the event, feedback received and attendance of volunteers.
Prepared By Approved By NSS Volunteers Mr. Manjunatha Y Team Aikyam NSS Officer, GMIT
Scrutinized By Principal Mr. Manjunatha Y Dr. Sanjay Pande M B NSS Coordinators Principal,GMIT Dept of EEE CONTENTS
SL.NO. Particulars Page No.
1 Invitation 1
2 Circular 2
3 About Event 3-4
4 Photos of the Event 5
5 Group Phots of NSS Volunters 6
6 Feedback 7
7 Attendance 8 Date: 14-02-2024
CIRCULAR
All the NSS Volunteers of GM Institute of Technology are hereby informed to
attend the “WASTE MANAGEMENT AND WATER CONSERVATION” on FRIDAY 16th February 2024 without fail.
Time: 09:30AM
Dr. SANJAY PANDE M B
PRINCIPAL
GMIT, DAVANGERE
Copy To:
1. All Departments NSS Volunteers, GMIT Davangere.
2. All Heads of the Department. 3. All Department NSS Faculty Coordinator CIRCULAR-2 15-Feb-2024
All the students are hereby informed to utilize the transport facility and you should be present by 08:30am at your respective Bus points.
Bus points No of busses Timings
GMU Campus 01 Davanagere city 01 8:30AM
Dr. SANJAY PANDE M B
PRINCIPAL
GMIT , DAVANGERE INVITATION ABOUT EVENT INTRODUCTION ABOUT WASTE MANAGEMENT:
• Waste management refers to the various schemes to manage and dispose of
wastes. It can be by discarding, destroying, processing, recycling, reusing, or controlling wastes. The prime objective of waste management is to reduce the amount of unusable materials and to avert potential health and environmental hazards. • Waste management involves the processes of waste collection, transportation, processing, as well as waste recycling or disposal. Sustainable waste management systems include advanced management strategies to minimize environmental challenges and protect resources.
INTRODUCTION ABOUT WATER CONSERVATION:
Although the earth is rich in water, only one percent is liquid fresh water, the form we require for our highest priority needs. • The demands on this liquid fresh water are growing, and many scientists feel that a future shortage of fresh water will be eminent. • Water conservation and management emphasizes water quality protection, a growing area of employment and environmental concern. • Water conservation and management encompasses the policies, strategies and activities made to manage water as a sustainable resource, to protect the water environment, and to meet current and future human demand. • Population, household size, and growth and affluence all affect how much water is used. • But sometimes we forget how easily it can go from being a necessity for life to something that is taken for granted as our infrastructure breaks down and pollution persists. • With that in mind, let’s explore some important facts about water conservation so you know what it takes to keep our natural resources in good condition. • Water conservation refers to the preservation, control and development of water resources, both surface and groundwater, and prevention of pollution. • Conservation of water is the only solution for sustenance. It has become mandatory that we must value every drop of water and avoid wastage at home schools, factories and industries. Adopting the policy of Refuse, Recycle and Reuse will help in cutting down water consumption
PHOTOS OF THE EVENT
Fig 01: Culture Screening
Fig 02: Dumped wastage at Davangere
FIG 03: Geo tagged group photo
Fig 04: Geo tagged photos of water harvesting in Gmit
FEEDBACK Conclusion :
Waste Management: Solid waste management is an essential practice for protecting human health and the environment. • The impacts of improper waste disposal are far-reaching and can have longlasting effects on the health of our planet. • Generation of waste from each home should be minimised. • Ultimately waste management is in our hands.
Water Conservation: Wasting water has become a significant environmental problem, both at consumer. And Industrial levels. Hence, it has become Important for individuals and businesses alike to find out ways to reduce the wastage of water and conserve it. • There are a lot of ways that we can conserve water at our home, industries and agricultural fields. • Instead of waiting for somebody else to start conserving, let us, as an individual. Take the first step towards conserving water. • Water the lawn or garden during the coolest part of the day (early morning is best). Do not water on windy days. • Have your soil tested for nutrient content and add organic matter if needed. Good soil absorbs and retains water better. • Do not install or use ornamental water features unless they recycle the water. Use signs to indicate that water is recycled. Do not operate during a drought. ATTENDANCE
SL.NO. NAMES USN SIGNATURE
1. MOHAMMADIYA 4GM22EE036 NIKHATH JABEEN A
2. NAYANA B NARCHI 4GM22EE039
3. NAZEEYA BANU H 4GM22EE040
4. P MEGHA 4GM22EE042
5. SANJANA 4GM22EE048 VENKATESH SHETTY 6. SUSHMA G 4GM22EE057
