The Zero Plastic NISD Committee is a student-driven initiative within the National Institute of Social Development (NISD) dedicated to reducing and ultimately eliminating single-use plastic on campus. We believe in fostering a sustainable learning environment that promotes responsible resource management and environmental awareness.
ABOUT US
The Zero Plastic NISD Committee is a passionate group of students within the National Institute of Social Development (NISD) working to tackle the issue of single-use plastic on campus. We believe in creating a positive environmental impact by fostering a culture of sustainability and responsible resource management. Through creative campaigns, educational workshops, and collaborative efforts, we aim to empower the NISD community to embrace a plastic-free future.
Here are some specific activities the committee might undertake:
Research: Analyze current plastic usage on campus and identify key areas for reduction.
Awareness Campaigns: Organize creative events, competitions, and displays highlighting the environmental consequences of single-use plastic.
Educational Workshops: Host interactive workshops to educate the community about reusable alternatives and best practices for plastic reduction.
Advocacy: Lobby for policy changes within NISD to promote the use of reusable alternatives and phase out single-use plastics.
Collaboration: Work with campus dining, student organizations, and the administration to develop and implement plastic reduction initiatives.
Community Outreach: Extend awareness efforts beyond the NISD campus, partnering with local organizations and businesses to inspire broader change.
This expanded description gives a clearer picture of the committee's proactive approach to tackling plastic use.
Vision
To create a plastic-free NISD campus that champions environmental responsibility and inspires positive change within the community.
Mission
Empowering the NISD community to transition to a plastic-free environment through education, advocacy, and collaboration.
