NO IMPACT WEEK - Points for guidance
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 2015-2030 offer a great promise to humanity to impact the environment in which he/she lives, Here are some steps that can be undertaken on your couch, inside the home, outside and home and at your workplace to benefit the environment. (click here for a United Nations pdf doc to the Lazy Man's guide to Save the Environment, pdf version). Some suggestiona that were advanced buy the students in the class is produced here..
Switch off computer, laptop when not in useMake your money payments online or by cardBuy online only from companies that have clear environmental protection policiesTurn off lights, fans and projector when not in useShare social media posts aboutWomen’s rights b) Environmental protection c) Climate changeReport on online bullies to administrators or authoritiesAsk local leaders and representatives to engage in sustainable activitiesBe properly informed by reading extensively and interacting with expertsPublicise your environmental sustainability actionsNO IMPACT WEEK - Points for guidance (from UN document)Couch Superstar1. Switch off computer, laptop when not in use2. Make your money payments online or by card3. Buy online only from companies that have clear environmental protection policies4. Turn off lights, fans and projector when not in use6. Share social media posts abouta. Women’s rights b) Environmental protection c) Climate change7. Report on online bullies to administrators or authorities8. Ask local leaders and representatives to engage in sustainable activities9. Be properly informed by reading extensively and interacting with experts10. Publicise your environmental sustainability actionsHousehold Hero1. At home, while washing, ensure washing machine load is full and clothes are dried in the sun1. 2. Take short shower, better still collect water in a bucket and take bath.3. Eat less meat, poultry and fish, more of vegetables and locally available fruits4. Compost household wet waste / food scrap at home as green waste to the raddiwala5. Recycle paper, glass, plastic and aluminium before giving them to the raddiwala6. Buy food only with minimal packaging, so that you produce less waste7. Replace old electrical appliances with energy efficient models and filament light bulbs with LED.8. Extra food at home can be kept safely in the refrigerator to be used for the next day.9. Keep your rooms and premises clean and avoid use of chemical compounds / pesticides at home10. If your home is air-conditioned, plug all window and door leaks and keep the thermostat higherNeighbourhood Nice Guy1. Shop locally, not from a far off place, saving fuel and transportation. It helps local people and businesses too.2. While shopping for meat and seafood, shop only for sustainably grown meat and fish3. Bike, walk or take public BMTC buses when alone. Use cars only when there are more people.4. Use refillable water bottle and coffee cup5. Take clothbag while visiting the milk vendor or the shop6. Take fewer napkins before taking food7. If you can purchase from second-hand shops items for normal use - vintage items8. Donate what you don’t use, be it food, clothes, books, shoes or furniture, it can help someone.9. Take your dry waste to a point of safe collection and do not fritter away10. Take part in the democratic process in your community and help elect responsible leadersExceptional Employee1. Give fruits / eatables you do not need to someone in need2. Ensure everyone in the organisation has access to good healthcare3. Mentor young people to a better future4. Ensure equal pay for equal efforts irrespective of gender, class, caste, colour, education5. Raise your voice against lack of proper sanitation in parts of the world6. Ensure your office uses energy efficient cooling and lighting equipments and technology7. Raise one’s voice against any discrimination at workplace to oneself or other employees8. Bike, walk or take public transport to work or shopping.9. Organise NO IMPACT WEEK in offices and neighbourhood to create awareness10. Ensure only grey water from kitchens and bathrooms are used for gardening
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