GHMC Conducts Compost Awareness Sessions for RWAs Under 99 Days Action Plan in Hyderabad
GHMC Urban Biodiversity Wing conducted compost awareness sessions for RWAs in Hyderabad under the 99 Days Action Plan and trained 500 to 600 members.
As part of the 99 Days Action Plan under Praja Palana – Pragati Pranalika, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Urban Biodiversity (UBD) Wing conducted an extensive awareness session on compost formation for Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) in Hyderabad.
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The programme was organized to encourage citizens to adopt sustainable waste management practices, promote household-level composting, and improve environmental conditions in the city.
GHMC Educates Residents on Composting Techniques
During the awareness programme, participants were educated on:
- Waste segregation
- Usage of compost bins
- Compost maintenance techniques
- Benefits of compost in gardening
- Urban greenery development
Officials explained simple and eco-friendly methods to convert wet waste into organic compost.
The awareness sessions received a positive response from RWA members, who appreciated the initiative and assured support in promoting composting activities in their respective colonies.
28 Training Classes Conducted for 500 to 600 RWA Members
According to officials, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner conducted 28 training classes under the programme.
A total of 500 to 600 RWA members were trained through the awareness initiative.
Special drives were also arranged in:
- Kisanbagh
- Mettuguda
- Kavadiguda
Officials conducted demonstrations on converting wet waste into organic compost using household methods.
GHMC Focuses on Cleaner and Greener Hyderabad
Officials stated that the initiative reflects GHMC’s commitment towards:
- Sustainable sanitation
- Environmental protection
- Community participation
- Cleaner and greener Hyderabad
The programme was conducted under the Praja Palana – Pragati Pranalika initiative as part of efforts to improve urban environmental practices in Hyderabad.
The GHMC Urban Biodiversity Wing conducted compost awareness sessions for Resident Welfare Associations under the 99 Days Action Plan of Praja Palana – Pragati Pranalika in Hyderabad. Officials organized 28 training classes and trained 500 to 600 RWA members on waste segregation, compost formation, and eco-friendly waste management practices. Special drives were conducted in Kisanbagh, Mettuguda, and Kavadiguda to promote sustainable sanitation and a cleaner, greener Hyderabad.
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