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Eco-
Education

RUR began as a volunteer forum and we have been educating citizens ever since 2009. We strongly believe in the power of eco-education to connect individuals of all ages and communities to environmental issues. Through our initiatives, we aim to deepen your understanding of solid waste management, empowering you to make informed and responsible choices about waste disposal and resource conservation.

Who can Enroll

Schools

Colleges

Institutions

Corporate Employees

Manufacturing Teams

Residential Societies

How It Works

Choose your topic/s and write to us OR convey to us your requirements for a customised program
An expert from RUR will understand your requirements and develop a course best suited for you
Schedule time slot for the sessions where RUR experts come with Audio visual, props and demo kits to explain various concepts
Students submit assignments and projects before the next session, brainstorming and feedback on the projects completed.

Certificate of participation awarded to everyone

Topics Covered

GAAP (Green Awareness and Action Program) for Schools

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Basics of Bio Composting

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Sustainable Living

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Organic gardening

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Waste It Or Invest It

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Recycling of Tetra Pak Cartons

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Induction of Scientific Process and Health and Safety for Housekeeping

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Eco-tour

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FAQ's

Is it important to chop waste before composting?

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Not mandatory for all waste but recommended. Chop Watermelon rind, leafy veggie stalk.

Will Mango seeds and hay compost?

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Mango seeds take over 6 months to compost, while hay needs to be chopped before composting.

How do I know if my compost is ready?

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It will start to smell of fresh soil, turn black and attain soil like structure

How to use the compost?

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Put in potted plants or create a bed with 11 soil compost mix and sow seeds. Replenish compost every month.

Is this same as vermicomposting?

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No, vermicomposting requires earthworms, while this process is driven by bacteria and fungus

Are there any risks from these bacteria and fungus?

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No, they are beneficial organisms for composting and not pathogenic

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