Residential Training: Sustainable Solid Waste Management to Strengthen Implementation of Swachh Bharat Mission 2.0

The flagship Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) 2.0, with its focus on solid waste management, is being seen as a potential game-changer for India. The mission agenda talks about making India “garbage-free”, with key components like remediation of legacy waste and building infrastructure for treatment, processing, recovery, and recycling of municipal solid waste with a goal to divert 80 per cent of the waste from reaching the landfill by 2026.

Capacity building of city governments, regulators, state urban development authorities, academia, private sector, civil society, startups, researchers, consultants and individual practitioners is critical to collectively achieve the mammoth target. The magnitude of the mission creates space for every stakeholder to build an ecosystem for turning waste management services into business models for economic and environmental sustainability.

Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is supporting the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India to strengthen implementation of SBM 2.0. The four days high-impact residential training programme on Sustainable Solid Waste Management is tailor-made for all the stakeholders to understand the nuances to effectively plan and implement a sustainable solid waste management ecosystem. 

For more details please contact:

Course Coordinator

Minakshi Solanki
Research Associate
Solid Waste Management and Circular Economy Unit
Centre for Science and Environment
Mobile: +91 7827392845
Email: minakshi.solanki@cseindia.org