Sustainability update sept 2016 green watch rejautsu serves

Sustainability Update
(A global update on environment, policies and activities worldwide for sustainable development.)
Sept’ 2016 Number 1/2016
GREEN WATCH Sustainability Update Number 1/2016
About
Green Watch is a socio-ecological
knowledge processor, a sister concern of
Rejautsu Serves. Rejautsu Serves is a
national level non-governmental
organisation with an objective to add
value based practices for the
development of society and environment
and focus on to maintain and nurture the
sustainable performance of an
organisation with a responsible
disclosure of environment and social
impacts.It endeavours to integrate
sustainable practices for inclusive growth
and betterment of Society and
Environment. In the process, it is working
towards developing robust models for
sustainable performance management.
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Initiatives
“Rejautsu Serves” celebrates World
Environment Day, June 05, 2016
Rejautsu Serves celebrated “World
environment Day” on June 05, 2016 at
Dehradun and organised a sensitisation
programme on environment awareness
among children and parents. The theme
of the event was taken in line of United
Nation Environment Programme (UNEP)
i.e. “Join the race to make the world a

better place” for the year 2016. The event
has been co-organised by Hill Foundation.
As the increasing world population and
decrease in per capita availability of
natural resources has resulted in growing
toxic waste and pollution of the natural
resources i.e. Air, Water and Soil,
sustainable livelihood practices in a day
to day live and preservation of
environment has become very important.
As per the Millennium Ecosystem
Assessment Study 2005, it has been
observed that there has been more than
62% decline in the availability of natural
resources in the last 4 decades.
Sustainable management of resources has
become one of the most important
aspects for sustainable development to
conserve the same for our next
generation. The awareness on the
environment, its degradation and benefits
of conservation is of significant
importance. The communities need to be
sensitized and encouraged for the
environmental conservation and
optimum utilization of the available
resources to achieve the sustainable
development goals as per the Millennium
development Goals (MDGs) by United
Nations Development Programme
(UNDP).
In order to promote the “green way of
life” amongst all the stakeholders’ viz.
students, teachers, policy makers etc. to
enhance their commitment towards
preservation of environment and
sustainable management ecology and
environment for achieving the targets as
sent by United Nation Development
Programme (UNDP) for sustainable
development. Shri Harbans kapoor,
Former Speaker of Uttarakhand
Legislative Assembly was the Chief Guest
of this sensitisation programme, which
was participated by various luminaries
from the governments including
education department, more than 150
children and parents. On this occasion,
chief guest planted saplings and
participated in the awareness
programmes as organized. In his address,
He emphasized on the conservation of
forest, talked about the climate change
and benefits of safeguarding the
environment.
The broad aims/ objective of the
programme was to
Sensitize about the environment, its
protection and benefits
Promote sustainable practices at
micro level
Enhance awareness about the climate
change and its ill impacts
Encourage children to go green from
the childhood
Promote sports and various other
extracurricular activities
The event started with Shri Ganesh
Vandana, followed by addresses by the
organizers and address by hon’ble Chief
Guest and various activities. The schedule
of the event can be exhibited as under:
Inaugural Session
Shri Ganesh Vandana
Address by the Organisers i.e.
Chairman, Rejautsu Serves and
Chairman, Hill Foundation

Inaugural address by Hon’ble Chief
Guest
Activities
Environment
Awareness
Rally,
Plantation
Drive,
Street Play,
Drawing
Competition
and many
others.
Object Objective
To sensitize the local
community on
environment awareness
and preservation
To encourage the
forestation practice from
the childhood and love
for environment
To associate with the
concept and promote the
conservation practice
with real experience of
environmental
degradation
The activities under the event have been
very much appreciated by the parents,
officials, policy makers and Hon’ble
former speaker. Some of the photos of the
event have also been attached in the last
page of this newsletter.
On the eve, Team Rejautsu with all the
participants pledged to go green in future
and ensure sustainable practices in day to
day life as well.
For more information,
E mail: environment@rejautsu.com,
rejautsu@gmail.com
Website: www.rejautsu.com
Rejautsu Taekwondo Academy
participates in Black Belt test in
Ranikhet, Uttarakhand
A team of 27 members participated in the
Black Belt test. Many of our candidates
became qualified for 2nd Den Black belt.
Apart from this a national referee seminar
for fresher Black belt and also refresher
course for National Referees was also
organised. Rahul Thapa, Samad Shah,
Shibani Bisht, Tripti Rawat, Khushi
Chauhan, Shubham Prasad, Vinay, Ravi,
Prabhat Chamoli, Uditi Ghadi, Tirthika
Ghadi, Divyansh Srivastava, Mangalya,
Sanyam sharma, Mithilesh Ram, Ambica
Goel, Shikha Bisht, Ashu Rana, Satyam
kumar and Navjeet Singh were declared
qualified for the Ist Dan Black Belt.
Shubham Gaur, Ashit Thakur, Deepak
Sharma, Vijay Prasad Pramod and Bhim
Singh were declared qualified for 2nd Dan
Black Belt. International referee Shri AT
Rajeev was the main examiner of the
event. After three days of hard practice
and work, lots of our candidates became
qualified for the national as National
Referees. Ashu Rana, Ashit Thakur,
Deepak Sharma, Vijay Prasad, Bhim Singh,
Pramod, Khushi Chauhan, Shikha Bisht
and Ambica Goel were declared qualified
as national referees. Secretary of the
District Taekwondo Association
Dehradun, Shri Shashiant Sharma said
that the batch of new referees would
surely help overcome the referees in the
district as well as the as the state.
(The Pioneer, Aug 09, 2016)
Rejaustu Taekwondo Academy secured
2nd position
In the recently held District Taekwondo
Championship at Junior Club, Dehradun
on Aug 27-28, 2016, Rejautsu Taekwondo
Academy secured 2nd position. The team
won 15 gold, 28 silver and 11 bronze
medals from Sub Junior to Senior
Category. More than 15 students are

selected from various categories for the
State Taekwondo championship.
1st Governing Body Meeting of
Rejautsu Serves
The 1st Governing Body Meeting for
Rejautsu Serves took place in New Delhi,
Indiaon Aug 16, 2016. Hon’ble President
chaired the session which was
participated bythe Vice President,
Secretary, Treasurer, executive members,
advisors and other stakeholders from
various states and industries.
While welcoming the session, President
thanked the Governing Body Members for
their cooperation and contribution for
this noble initiative. The detailed
discussion on several aspects as per the
objectives of the Society has been
undertaken by the Governing Body. The
Governing Body also discussed on
programmes and activities of the
Organisation during the session. Other
important matters that were discussed
during the meeting include:
Proposal on Workshop-cum-
Conference on “Physical education
and Sport for Women: Fostering a
prosperous and contributing
society”
District/ State level Taekwondo
Championship
Workshop cum Conference series on
the “Sensitisation programme on
Environment Awareness”
Raising the profile of “Rejautsu
Serves “and reach across the globe
in all continents by working on
issues of global importance
Nurture a sustainable platform for
performance of business, Society
and Environment for a win-win
approach
Work in association with various
governmental, non governmental
agencies for a better and sustainable
society and inclusive development
Work in line with the Millennium
Development Goals for sustainable
Development as derived by United
Nations (UN) and research on the
environment and society for
inclusive growth.
National Update
Re-Categorisation of Industries
In the process of promote the ease of
doing business, Ministry of Environment,
Forest and Climate Change (MOEFCC);
Government of India has released a new
categorization policy for industries based
on their pollution load. A new category of
White Industries will not require
environment clearance (EC) and consent.
As per the ministry, 25 industrial sectors
which were not critically polluting were
earlier categorized as Red. The criteria of
categorization of the industrial sectors
are based on the pollution index which is
a number from 0 to100.The pollution
index actually denotes the increasing
degree of pollution load from the sector.
(Press Information Bureau, GOI, Mar 05, 2016)
Easy access to environment
information, website launched

Government has decided to disseminate
the environmental information. A website
and mobile application has been launched
to integrate its existing 69 environment
information system centre across the
country. The Environment Information
System (ENVIS) is an environment
ministry initiative for integrating country-
wide efforts in environment-related
information collection, collation, storage
and dissemination.
The ENVIS portal will run parallel with
Digital India Objective and aid the efforts
for improving digital literacy in the
environment sector. It should be made a
people-centric movement," environment
minister Shri Prakash Javadekar said
while launching the website and mobile
app.
(Times of India , Feb 18, 2016)
Fast depleting Green Cover
Ministry of Environment, Forest and
Climate Change (MoEFCC) has diverted
34,620 hectares of forest land, granting
them final clearances (Stage II). The forest
land diversion has been taken into
consideration for 1513 projects under 22
projects categories.The mining sector i.e.
coal mining, bauxite mining and other
minor mineral projects granted around a
third of this diverted forest land. Other
sectors include road sector, irrigation
sector and transmission lines projects,
which got a large extent of forest land.
(DNAIndia, May 11, 2016)
Increasing Ease of Doing Business,
Government relaxing Green Norms
Government has relaxed some of the
green norms to enhance ease of doing
business and spurring the housing for all
programme as per the pledge of the
National Democratic Alliance (NDA)
government by 2022. The move will
surely have a positive impact on the
construction industry. The sustainable
management of resources and fulfilling
environmental guidelines is also of
immense significance. India is going to
witness rapid urbanisation upto 2030
(Livemint, Jul 13, 2016)
Inter-ministerial panel formed to
develop sustainable living plan
An inter-ministerial panel has been
formed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
after attending the Paris Climate
Summitto evolve healthy and sustainable
living plan by the government for the
countrymen. The team includes experts
from the industries and has to submit a
plan in three months.
(Livemint, Jun 14, 2016)
Green Tax to address forestry woes:
Draft National Forest Policy
The environment ministry has released
the draft of India’s new National Forest
Policy (NFP), proposing the levy of a
green tax for facilitating ecologically
responsible behaviour, supplementing
financial resources essential to address
forestry woes.NFP is an overarching
policy for forest management to bring a
minimum one-third of India’s total
geographical area under forest or tree

cover. The proposed NFP follows the last
edition in 1988.“Forests and trees
constitute nearly one fourth of the
geographic area of the country. Protection
of this vast and valuable resource,
improving and increasing the forest and
tree cover requires adequate investment
keeping in view the pressures on these
forests, and the ecosystem services that
they provide to the nation. Large tracts of
forest area in the country have degraded
due to immense biotic pressure and lack
of adequate investment,” says the draft
policy.
(Livemint, Sep 05, 2016)
Industries extracting groundwater in
Ghaziabad
National Green Tribunal is informed
about the extraction of ground water by a
large no. of industries in Ghaziabad, Uttar
Pradesh (U.P.) through the borewells
installed in their premises. This led to the
depletion of water table in the area. An
inspection report in this regard has also
been taken out by a team of officers of the
district administration. Industries include
tannieries, breweries, textile units and
others operating in the area. A bench in
this regard has directed Uttar Pradesh
State Industrial Development Corporation
limited (UPSIDC), State Pollution Control
Board (UPPCB)and the District
Magistrates (DMs) of Ghaziabad and
Hapur to respond the issue of
indiscriminate extraction of groundwater
and diminution of water table. The plea
had been submitted by a Ghaziabad
resident Mr. Sushil Raghav and NGO
Society for Protection Of Environment
and Biodiversity (SPENBIO) for closure of
the industrial units involved illegally in
groundwater extraction in the notified
area of Ghaziabad and Hapur.The plea
also alleged about the corruption in
Ghaziabad Nagar Nigam for illegally
selling groundwater to industries.The
tribunal has ordered Ghaziabad DM to
appoint a team of officers to inspect 233
industries violating the norms. The
notices have earlier been also issued to
the MoEFCC, Central Ground Water
Authority (CGWA), U.P. Government and
SPCB in this case.
(NDTV, Sep 01, 2016)
India’s ambitious renewable energy
goals
India is world’s third largest as far as
carbon emission is concerned. The same
is growing in a much faster rate in
comparison to the first and second largest
emitters viz. U.S. and China. “Total
installed solar capacity has grown by 80
% in past 1 year and reached 8.1
gigawatts (GW)”, The Economic Times.
The Indian Prime Minister hopes to
achieve a 100 GW installation capacity by
2022 which is more than double of the
capacity of China and Germany, two
biggest solar nations. This would be five
folded increase from the target set by
previous government i.e. 20 GW. Various
ways to improve the infrastructure in the
economy is to be taken care.
(Devex.com, Sept 14, 2016)
Call for integrated approach for urban
development

Expressing concerns over the unplanned
development in member countries, BRICS
nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China and
South Africa) have called for an integrated
approach towards urban development
and management. Through involvement
of society, governments and other
stakeholders at a larger level, the
challenges and consequences of
unplanned urban development can be
tackled.
(Hindustan Times, Sept 14, 2016)
India needs a Wikipedia like website
on environment
The data on Indian natural environment
is not available properly. Government
agencies have failed in maintaining
environmental data. Most of the data
pertaining to the environment is collected
by state machinery. Few agencies such as
Indian Meteorological department (IMD)
and Indian Space Research organization
(ISRO) record data on temperature,
rainfall and satellite based land cover
data responsibly. Other than these two
outstanding agencies, other agencies have
a no. of shortcomings as far as data on
environment is concerned viz. Failure in
maintaining records, Unreliable and
Falsified information, Failure in making
information publically available, Failure
in getting public participation on
generating information. A central
repository on the environmental data is of
immense significance which can provide
real time information.
(Scroll, Sept 13, 2016)
Introduction of Environment
Education in School Curriculum
Supreme Court of India has directed
Ministry of Human Resource
Development (MHRD) to constitute a
committee to monitor and ensure all the
state education boards for introduction of
Environment Education a compulsory
subject in School Curriculum across the
country. The court was hearing a PIL filed
by environmentalist Mr. M.C. Mehta in
1991 asking for compulsory
Environmental Education in Schools and
Colleges. MHRD will bring all the
stakeholders on a common platform to
share views and difficulties in
implementing the same. “The Supreme
Court will proceed against the states not
complying with the orders,” said a bench
of Chief Justice of India Shri T. S. Thakur.
Indian Express, Sept 16, 2016
Environment Ministry announces
collaborative R&D programme to
develop sustainable refrigerant
technology
Ministry of Environment, Forest and
Climate Change (MoEFCC), Government of
India has announced a collaborative
research and development (R&D)
programme for developing sustainable
refrigerant technologies as alternatives
to the climate damaging hydro
fluorocarbons (HFCs). The cutting down
of HFCs is considered to be quite
important as it has an adverse impact on
climate.
(Times of India, Sept 16, 2016)

Central and UP Government noticed
for encroachment of Arthala Lake
NGT issued notice to centre and UP
government for encroachment on Arthala
Lake. The lake is located near Hindon
River in Ghaziabad. High scale of dumping
of toxic waste and industrial effluents
leads to ground water contamination. The
tribunal has asked response from the
governments and local development
authority over the same. Illegal
construction, unauthorised occupation on
the lake has degraded the environment.
The degradation of public health due to
environmental degradation is of great
concern. The size of the lake has shrunken
to almost half due to all these.
Increasing Air pollution causing a life
in every 23 seconds in India
Increasing Air pollution in India has been
at terrifying level. Reports on Air
Pollution by World Health Organisation
(WHO) states about the pre mature death
every year due to it i.e. almost one death
in every 23 seconds. The increasing
pollution will affect the liveability by
2030 and oxygen kit will become a part of
our lifestyle in near future.
Concerns raised over degradation of
Himalayas
The degradation of Himalayan
environment has been in focus at a BRICS
environment ministers’ meeting in Goa.
Anil Dave, Hon’ble Minister of state for
Environment, Forest and Climate Change,
Government of India raised the concerns
over degradation of Himalayas. He said
that the same is the effect of global
climate change and India and China are
working out ways to address the issue.
The issue of rapid melting of the glaciers
is of immense concern. The Environment
Ministers of BRICS countries have agreed
on Memorandum of Understanding
(MOU) on setting up joint working group
to tackle up diverse environment related
issues.
(The hindu, Sept 16, 2016)
International Update
Celebration of International
Ozone Day, Sept 16, 2016
United Nations (UN) celebrated
International Day for Preservation of the
Ozone Layer. The theme of 2016 is
“Ozone and climate: Restored by a world
united”. The theme recognises the
combined efforts of the parties of Vienna
Convention and Montreal Protocol
towards the restoration of the ozone layer
over the past three decades.

The theme also recognises the global
commitment to combat climate change
and global warming.
"On this International Day for the
Preservation of the Ozone Layer, let us
remember how much has already been
accomplished, and commit to do more to
protect our atmosphere. By working
together, we can build a safer, healthier,
more prosperous and resilient world for
all people while protecting our planet, our
only home."
UN Secretary-General
UN General Assembly announced the
International Day for Preservation of the
Ozone Layer on Sept 16 in the year 1994.
The same is celebrated every year on the
mentioned date.
For more info, please visit
http://www.un.org/en/events/ozoneday/
Celebration of World Tourism Day
The UN celebrated World Tourism Day on
Sept 27, 2016 in Bangkok, Thailand. The
theme for this year is “Tourism for All-
promoting universal accessibility”
The World Tourism day is celebrated to
enhance awareness among all the
stakeholders of the international
community about the significance of
tourism on social, cultural and economic
value. Tourism has the potential to
contribute in achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs). Accessible
tourism for all is for creation of
environments catering the needs of all of
us.
http://www.un.org/en/events/tourismday/
University of South California (USC) to
study impact of environment on health
To study the environmental impact on
health, Kech School of Medicine, USC has
received $6 million grant for two year
from National Institutes of Health . The
researchers will examine health issues
related to asthma and obesity in this
regard. A part of the funding, the
university will utilise towards the study
on Children’s Health, which is the longest
study on air pollution and kids’ health.
“Many questions remain, although much
is known about the negative impact of air
pollution and exposure to toxic metals on
human health,” says Frank Gilliland,
professor of preventive medicine.
https://news.usc.edu/108302/usc-
researchers-to-study-environments-influence-
on-health/
Feature Events
Sustainable Energy International
Conference (SEIC)

Oct 3-5, 2016
Birmingham, United Kingdom
The conference will bring researchers,
engineers, manufacturers, practitioners
and other stakeholders from all over the
world on a common platform to share,
discuss about the recent advances in
renewable energy research and
applications. Like on the previous four
editions of the conference, the same will
continue provide platform for promotion
of knowledge concerning research and
technology on renewable energy.
http://seic2016.doodlekit.com/
International Symposium on
Sustainable Development and
Management
Oct 8-9, 2016
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The international conference is going to
be organised with a belief that excellence
in research and publication is the key to
benefit academics, business, society and
other stakeholders at local, national or
international level. The goal of the
conference is to encourage and provide a
platform to young researchers to present
their researches and network with the
international community of young
researchers to seek advice and provide
suggestion on various issues in the
domain to improve the socio ecologic
environment at micro and macro level.
http://issdm.org/
Climate Change 2016 Has the game
changed?
London, United Kingdom
Oct 10-11, 2016
COP 21 marked a watershed moment for
global cooperation to tackle climate
change, and the Paris Agreement has been
hailed as a ‘game changer’ by many.
Nevertheless, four years before the
Agreement is implemented, some
important issues remain unresolved and a
number have emerged. Beyond the
negotiations, could low fossil fuel prices
and a fragile global economy weaken the
resolve of governments to deliver, or
over-deliver, on their commitments?
https://www.chathamhouse.org/conferences/
climate-change-2016?utm_source=conference-
alerts&utm_medium=website-
listing&utm_campaign=listing
Conference on Environment and
BioScience (ICEBS 2016)
Oct 12-14, 2016
Incheon, Korea
International conference on Environment
and BioScience is forum for the new
advances in research and results in the
fields of theoretical, experimental and
applied Environment an BioScience. The
conference will facilitate a platform to
engineers, researchers, scientists and
professionals of this domain and related
techniques from all over the world.
For more info please visit
http://www.icebs.org/index.html

International Conference On
Development of Economies through
Innovation & Sustainable Growth:
Vision 2020
Oct 15-16, 2016
New Delhi, India
An international conference on
development of Economies through
innovation and sustainable growth is
going to be organised by the Institute of
Hotel Management, Catering & Nutrition,
Pusa, New Delhi. The institute comes
under the aegis of Ministry of Tourism,
Government of India and have taken
many steps towards eco friendly
measures.
http://www.iardo.in/international-
conference/
International Conference on Energy
Efficiency and Comfort of Historic
Buildings
Oct 19-21, 2016
Brussels, Belgium
International conference on energy
efficiency and comfort of historic building
is to be organised in Brussels. This
international forum will provide visibility
to professionals in the area of energy
efficiency and energy generation of the
historic buildings. International experts
and stakeholders in the conference will
share insights on the latest development
in the area and experience for improving
the efficiency while preservation of their
historic character, values and integrity.
Researchers, engineers, architects,
government employees, students etc will
participate in the conference.
http://www.eechb.eu/
Conference on power and Renewable
Energy
Oct 21-23, 2016
Shanghai, China
International conference on Power and
Renewable energy (ICPRE) is going to be
organised in Shanghai. This will provide
opportunity for business networking,
collaboration opportunities, experience
new application and technology in the
said field. With a diverse scope, the
conference will be participated by
business professionals, researchers,
engineers and other stakeholders in the
domain.
http://www.icpre.org/index.html
International conference on Media &
Communication in Sustainable
Development
Oct 24-25, 2016
Greater Noida, India
The conference on Media and
Communication in Sustainable
Development (MCSD 2016) will be an
international event with interactions on
practices, policies and developments and
participation from policy makers,
academicians, researchers, innovators
and practitioners from various domains
such as information systems,
communication studies, politics,
traditional and new media etc. across the

globe. Discussions, demos, plenary, paper,
poster and panel sessions are there in this
two day international event. The
conference will be an important
opportunity for practitioners to learn
about policy sector and market needs.
http://www.serd.org.in/mcsd2016/
Conference on Integrated Management
of environment
Oct 27-30, 2016
Hammamet, Tunisia
The International Conference on
Integrated Environment Management for
Sustainable Development (ICIEM 2016), a
biannual traditional gathering of
academia, industry and policy makers to
build strategies for environment pollution
monitoring systems and integrated
environment management systems. The
scientists, professionals and academicians
from various areas related to the
environmental engineering theme will
discuss about various aspects, advances
and benefits of the challenging
environment issues, increase of pollutants
load in the ecosystems will be of immense
significance at this forum.
http://iciem-conference.com
Upcoming Events
Doon Cup
Rejautsu taekwondo Academy is going to
organise a district championship named
Doon Cup in coming days. With an
objective to enhance the physical
empowerment and encourage the
students for sports activities, the event
will be participated by students from
Dehradun and nearby places. The event
will be organised in association with
Uttarakhand Taekwondo Association.
Selected students will get special training
in free and help will be provided to the
deserving students in other economic
endeavours as well viz. Skill based
training, education etc.
For more info, please write to
info@rejautsu.com
2nd Governing Body meeting
The president of Rejautsu Serves, has
called for the second governing body
meeting in New Delhi. The objective of the
meet is to explore new ideas, develop
association in the providing a platform for
all the stakeholders in addressing the
concerns of global warming and thus
affected communities. The discussion will
take place on the future roadmaps and
initiatives for better delivery of services.
For more info, please write to
info@rejautsu.com
National Workshop Series on
Sensitisation Programme on e-Waste
Management and Safe Handling

Rejautsu Serves in collaboration with
eGAP Consulting India is to organise a
national workshop on Sensitisation
programme on E-Waste Management
and Safe Handling at Noida, India on
Nov 5, 2016. The main objective of the
event is to disseminate better
understanding about E Waste
Management & Safe Handling Law
governed by MoEFCC, promote
Entrepreneurship opportunity, toxic
free environment, interpret and
evaluate environment and social
impacts, extended producer
responsibility of the Manufacturers/
suppliers/ Consumers, trans boundary
movements of E Wastes etc. This
programme will create awareness
about the management of E Waste
Management & Handling as per the
guidelines of Ministry of Environment
Forest & Climate Change (MOEF&CC),
Govt. of India. This will be fruitful to
the policy makers, planning and
management professionals working in
environment and development sectors,
E Waste Recyclers/ Dismantlers/
Collection Centers, Industrial
Professionals academicians, NGO
professionals, Journalists, researchers
and students. A rich blend of
interactive class-room sessions,
sharing of experiences, film
shows/videos, case studies, hands on
exercises, simulation games, lectures
and presentations by experts/activists
from the field for developing core
competence shall be the mainstay of
this programme. The multi disciplined
experts at eGAP and Rejautsu Serves
will use their rich industrial and public
policy experience to orient the
professionals considering the social
and environmental reality and the field
challenges.
About the Organizations:
eGreens AP Consulting India LLP aims
to partner with people and social
organizations in creating financially
viable and sustainable solutions to
various social, economical and
environmental issues/challenges. The
social investing approach at eGAP focuses
on achieving best possible outcomes by
working closely in partnership with social
enterprises/people and foundations in a
collaborative way.
Rejautsu Serves is a national level non-
governmental organisation with an
objective to add value based practices for
the development of society and
environment and focus on to maintain
and nurture the sustainable performance
of an organisation with a responsible
disclosure of environment and social
impacts. It endeavors to integrate
sustainable practices for inclusive growth
and betterment of Society and
Environment. In the process, it is working
towards developing robust models for
sustainable performance management.
For More info, please visit
www.rejautsu.com, www.egap.in or contact
Mr. Abhay Kumar
Programme Coordinator
Contact Detail: 08130 729 739
Email: env.egap@yahoo.com &
service.egap@yahoo.com,
info@rejautsu.com

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