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Changemaker– ‘Yellow to Green’-Govt.Sr.Sec.School Chail, Solan, Himachal Pradesh

Changemaker – ‘Yellow to Green’ - Montfort Valley Sr. Sec. School, Murickumthotty, Idukki, Kerala

Changemaker – ‘Orange to Green’ - Satya Bharti School,Bari Khas, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh

Changemaker – ‘Orange to Green’ - Shivalik Valley School, Solan, Himachal Pradesh

Best New Entrant Green-Adhyapana School, CBSE, Madurai, Tamil Nadu

Best New Entrant Green - Govt. Sr. Sec. School Kujji, Sirmaur, Himachal Pradesh

Best partner State - Andhra Pradesh and District - Chittoor

  • Air
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    Air

    ZPHS Gopalakrishnapuram, Chittoor Andhra Pradesh: The school does not own vehicles. 81 per cent people use non-polluting modes of travel. Green area has been increased from 21 per cent to 88 per cent because of massive plantation. The school has also switched to LPG from wood.

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  • Energy
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    Energy

    Kendriya Vidyalaya Fatehgarh Sahib RU, Punjab: The school has energy-efficient, sensor-based lighting installed in classrooms. Grid-connected solar rooftop panels ensure clean energy in the school and reduced electricity bills.

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  • Food
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    Food

    Sachdeva Global School, Delhi: No packaged and processed foods are allowed in the school. Instead, mid day meals that stringently follow the Green-Amber-Red food categories are provided to students.

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  • Land
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    Land

    GHS Dugha, Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh: Owing to massive plantation drives, the school’s green cover is now 65 per cent. Plant species have increased by 63 per cent, for which, compost made in school is used.

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  • Water
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    Water

    India has the second highest population in the world but only 4 per cent of the world’s fresh water. To avert the massive water crisis, what we need today are sustainable and efficient water practices.

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  • Waste
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    Waste

    Kendriya Vidyalaya Baikunthpur, Koriya, Chhattisgarh: With a waste policy in place, the school segregates waste at source and practices composting. All wet and dry waste generated is recycled within campus. Textbooks are reused.

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