On 19th Dec ESG hosted a workshop on “Fundamentals of Reducing Risk and Managing Urban Disasters,” exploring how to minimize the impact of urban environmental disasters by identifying risks, building local action networks and working with the authorities.
Read MoreDownloads the pdf version here. On 31st January 2009, a “Cycling Inclusive Planning Workshop” was jointly organized by Bangalore Metropolitan
Read MoreOn 19th July 2008, a workshop on “Reclaiming Bangalore’s roads: Namma Raste” was jointly organized by Environment Support Group, CIVIC
Read MoreESG has consistently been involved in issues and concerns relating to municipal solid waste management in Bangalore metropolitan area since
Read More23 August 2007 The undersigned, who represent a variety of civic organisations, environmental organisations, naturalists and birdwatchers, are alarmed and
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With over 5 million people producing over 2,500 tonnes of Solid Waste (SW) daily, it is a very sad statement to make of India’s “Silicon Valley”, Bangalore, that there is no sustainable and coordinated system of primary collection of waste, either from doorsteps or community dustbins.
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Background “The forest is a peculiar organism of unlimited kindness and benevolence that makes no demands for its sustenance and
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Community Access 2000: Raichur Urban Development Project
Read MoreClick the link (original source) for an engaging story on how to keep cities garbage free and thus healthy (original
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An engaging Docufilm about progressive Solid Waste Management In collaboration with the Human Health and Well Being Division of United
Read MoreBackground The Bangalore Mysore Infrastructure Corridor Project (BMICP) consists of the construction of a 4-lane (convertible to 6) toll, walled
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