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NO IMPACT WEEK - Points for guidance (from UN document)
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1. Switch off computer, laptop when not in use
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2. Make your money payments online or by card
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3. Buy online only from companies that have clear environmental protection policies
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4. Turn off lights, fans and projector when not in use
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6. Share social media posts about
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a. Women’s rights b) Environmental protection c) Climate change
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7. Report on online bullies to administrators or authorities
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8. Ask local leaders and representatives to engage in sustainable activities
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9. Be properly informed by reading extensively and interacting with experts
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10. Publicise your environmental sustainability actions
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1. At home, while washing, ensure washing machine load is full and clothes are dried in the sun
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2. Take short shower, better still collect water in a bucket and take bath.
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3. Eat less meat, poultry and fish, more of vegetables and locally available fruits
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4. Compost household wet waste / food scrap at home as green waste to the raddiwala
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5. Recycle paper, glass, plastic and aluminium before giving them to the raddiwala
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6. Buy food only with minimal packaging, so that you produce less waste
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7. Replace old electrical appliances with energy efficient models and filament light bulbs with LED.
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8. Extra food at home can be kept safely in the refrigerator to be used for the next day.
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9. Keep your rooms and premises clean and avoid use of chemical compounds / pesticides at home
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10. If your home is air-conditioned, plug all window and door leaks and keep the thermostat higher
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1. Shop locally, not from a far off place, saving fuel and transportation. It helps local people and businesses too.
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2. While shopping for meat and seafood, shop only for sustainably grown meat and fish
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3. Bike, walk or take public BMTC buses when alone. Use cars only when there are more people.
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4. Use refillable water bottle and coffee cup
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5. Take clothbag while visiting the milk vendor or the shop
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6. Take fewer napkins before taking food
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7. If you can purchase from second-hand shops items for normal use - vintage items
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8. Donate what you don’t use, be it food, clothes, books, shoes or furniture, it can help someone.
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9. Take your dry waste to a point of safe collection and do not fritter away
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10. Take part in the democratic process in your community and help elect responsible leaders
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1. Give fruits / eatables you do not need to someone in need
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2. Ensure everyone in the organisation has access to good healthcare
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3. Mentor young people to a better future
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4. Ensure equal pay for equal efforts irrespective of gender, class, caste, colour, education
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5. Raise your voice against lack of proper sanitation in parts of the world
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6. Ensure your office uses energy efficient cooling and lighting equipments and technology
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7. Raise one’s voice against any discrimination at workplace to oneself or other employees
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8. Bike, walk or take public transport to work or shopping.
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9. Organise NO IMPACT WEEK in offices and neighbourhood to create awareness
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10. Ensure only grey water from kitchens and bathrooms are used for gardening
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