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Various action plans and campaigns are being planned and implemented to achieve the stated objectives of the Haritha Kerala Mission such as sanitation, waste management through scientific methods, water conservation, agricultural extension etc. Haritha Keralam Mission's 'to do' list also includes grass-roots activities to combat challenges like climate change, global warming, water pollution and climate change.

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Haritha Keralam Mission

Haritha Keralam Mission is one of the four missions formed by the State Government to build New Kerala through all-round development activities. Haritha Keralam Mission was launched on December 8, 2016. The main objectives of Haritha Keralam Mission is to promote cleanliness, water abundance, water security and safe food production. The Haritha Keralam Mission has already been able to create remarkable changes in various sectors related to ensuring environmental sustainability of the state. The Mission's objectives are clear in its unique motto of Water, Hygiene and Harvest.

Haritha Keralam Mission consists of three sub-missions related to Water Conservation, Sanitation and Waste Management and Agriculture. Mission activities are carried out practically under the leadership of local self-government bodies. Harithakeralam Mission facilitates coordination and convergence of stakeholders at Local Self Government, in its key operational areas.

Through diverse and innovative projects, activities and campaigns, Haritha Kerala Mission has been able to bring about positive changes in the sanitation and waste management sector in the state. Activities like the Green Law awareness campaign became a powerful public education programme. Along with the material gains made in all these fields, the value-based achievements made on the intellectual level are also remarkable.

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Garbage-free New Kerala People's Campaign to begin on October 2

The planning and preparation activities of the Garbage free New Kerala campaign (Malinyamuktham Navakeralam : Janakeeya Campaign)), which will be organized from next month across the state with the aim of clean Kerala and sustainable Kerala, are progressing at a fast pace. It was decided in the meetings of department heads and political parties held under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister last month (2024 August) that practical activities should be carried out with the participation of the people at all levels. The campaign activities are being planned in such a way that starting on Gandhi Jayanthi day 2nd October 2024 and ending on International Zero Waste Day 30th March 2025, the state can achieve the goal of Total Garbage Free Kerala.

The various elements in the area of sanitary waste management are coordinated and planned in a timely manner from the state level to the district and local self-governing body-ward level. The campaign is implemented in such a way that all sections of the society fulfill their respective roles and the local self-government bodies, various departments and agencies perform their duties. The coordination is based on the action plan jointly prepared by Haritha Kerala Mission, Sanitation Mission, Pollution Control Board, Clean Kerala Company, Kudumbashree Mission, Kerala Solid Waste Management Project etc. The existing systems for waste management will be analyzed and any deficiencies will be identified before the camp. Information is being collected in this regard. In order to conduct the campaign, apart from the state level, the implementation committee has been formed at the district and local self-government level and the activities are being planned on a priority basis.

The public campaign will begin with an inaugural programme dedicated to the nation by presenting the models created in waste management activities at the State, District and Local Self-Government levels. Completed model projects will be selected for this. Meetings and training programmes involving various organizations have already started for the success of the camp which will be completed in various phases in six months.



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