Sonia D.Henam Deputy Programme Manager (Waste Management)

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1 Sonia D.Henam Deputy Programme Manager (Waste Management)

2 About us and our work Set up in Independent public interest organisation that works for policy change, advocacy and research on environmental sustainability and good governance. An institution to bridge the gap between information and knowledge; between knowledge and public awareness; to influence public policies and practices for sustainable development.

3 CSE's work is widely acknowledged for its intellectual leadership and the institution has grown into one of the most influential and highly vocal environmental organisation globally. Some prominent domestic and international awards include the 2005 Stockholm Water Prize and the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation Water Award in CSE tops the list of 100 most influential environmental organisations globally Sunita Narain, the present CSE director, received the prestigious Padma Shri from the Government of India in 2006.

4 37 years, 170+ staff, learning, sharing & pushing for change in Global South Policy research & advocacy Sustainable mobility & Clean Air Sustainable habitat Sustainable industrialisation Documenting to build knowledge Knowledge portal Climate change Resource Centre Disseminating knowledge Down To Earth Gobar Times CSE Websites Books Training & education Green School Programme Media Resource Centre Anil Agarwal Green College Sustainable urban & rural water management Climate change Renewable energy Food safety & toxins Films Regulators training South-South Learning, training and capacity building

5 Our purpose as a top-rated environmental think-tank To understand the emerging issues of environmental management To understand what efforts are being made by government, businesses and people and what can be done further To identify possible areas of work and collaboration Our common objective: Securing a clean and healthy environment as countries grows economically

6 National Programme Ministry of Urban Development, Govt. of India Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change, Govt. of India Ministry of Rural Development, Govt. of India Various state/ UT Governments Other stakeholders: Consultants, Academicians, students

7 CSE s Global Presence

8 Global Interactions ( )

9 Global Engagements ( )

10 Outreach in South-Asia CSE s Work in South Asia

11 Bangladesh ASSOCIATIONS WORK EIA Rules and 4 sector specific EIA guidelines. Policy level intervention - meetings, roundtables, seminars and workshops on: Lake conservation & management Urban sewage treatment Air Quality and Sustainable Transportation. Capacity building of various stakeholders More than 100 trained on EA Department of Environment (DoE) Dept. of Transportation Chittagong Municipal Corporation WaterAid-Bangladesh (WAB) Bangladesh Poribesh Andolan (BAPA) Coastal Development Partnership (CDP) Work for Better Bangladesh Trust (WBB Trust) Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies (BCAS) Bangladesh Institute of Planners (BIP)

12 EIA Guidelines on - Cement, Textile, Pharmaceutical, & Coal Mining

13 Bhutan ASSOCIATIONS WORK Environment Assessment (EA) guidelines for eight sectors in Bhutan. Guidelines for vehicle washing facilities for NEC. Inspections of Pasakha industrial estate Capacity building 350 NEC and other regulatory officials in Bhutan on EA, inspection and monitoring. National Environment Commission (NEC) Bhutan Power Corporation (BPC)

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16 Sri Lanka WORK Detailed studies on: Mobile tower radiation in collaboration with CEA CKDu study in the north central region of Sri Lanka Capacity building of various stakeholders More than 450 trained on EA, mine management and waste management. ASSOCIATIONS Central Environment Authority (CEA) Ministry of Water Supply Ministry of Education Lunawa Environmental Improvement & Community Development Project (an NGO- Government initiative) Ministry of Industry and Commerce Lanka Rain Water Harvesting Forum (NGO) Television Trust for the Environment-Asia Pacific (TVE-AP) Centre for Environmental Justice (CEJ) Geological Survey and Mines Bureau (GSMB)

17 Nepal WORK Workshops with MoPPW on Air Pollution and meeting transport challenges CSE flagged key concern areas for the government helped in revising the ambient air and vehicle emission standards in Nepal. Additional workshops were organized in collaboration with MoPIT. Purbanchal University - collaborative research and scientific capacity building activities. Guidelines on water, waste, green building and transport planning for all municipalities for KDVA. Capacity building in Water & wastewater. ASSOCIATIONS Ministry of Physical Planning and Works (MoPPW) Ministry of Education Purbanchal University, Nepal Centre for Integrated Urban Development (CIUD) Environment and Public Health Organization (ENPHO) Guthi (NGO) Nepal Forum of Environmental Journalists (NEFEJ) Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport (MoPIT) Katmandu Valley Development Authority (KDVA)

18 Mobile tower radiation study in India and South Asia Commissioned study on radiation from mobile tower in India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka to see impact as well as to come out with guideline

19 CSE S PRESENCE IN GLOBAL SOUTH

20 Experience Sharing Workshops: First Experience Sharing Workshop on EIA and SIA was conducted in September 15-26, participants attended the training programme of which five participants were from South Asia- Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Mauritius. Rest of the 12 were from Africa, Ghana, Ethiopia, Kenya, Gambia, Nigeria, Botswana, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Egypt Second Experience Sharing Workshop was held on Mining in April 13-18, participants attended the training programme of which five participant from Sri Lanka, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Botswana, Mozambique, Tanzania, and Zambia.

21 Experience Sharing Workshops: Third experience sharing workshop was conducted on waste management in Colombo, Sri Lanka, February, African countries participated- Ghana, Egypt, Ethiopia, Swaziland, Malawi, Nigeria, Botswana, Tanzania, Mozambique, Kenya and Gambia Fourth experience sharing workshop was conducted on compliance and enforcement in Nairobi, Kenya, March, African nations participated

22 EFFECTIVE AND AFFORDABLE WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICIES AND PRACTICES IN GLOBAL SOUTH: INTERVENTIONS IN GLOBAL SOUTH

23 Africa-South Asia Conclave on Waste Management in Sri-Lanka, February, 2016

24 Three Day conclave discussed practices in Waste Management, 15 countries, 11 from Africa participated CSE received request from Swaziland, Malawi, Zanzibar and Namibia

25 Zanzibar Conducted scoping study in Zanzibar in August, 2016 Presented paper to Secretary, Ministry of Environment Signed MoU with Zanzibar Environmental Management Authority (ZEMA) on co-operation for reforms in waste management on 27 January, 2017 To develop Integrated Waste Management Policy To set up pilot on waste management Help island adopt segregation guidelines

26 CSE-ZEMA MoU signing

27 First bilateral collaboration for Zanzibar

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29 Workshop on Framework for Decentralised Waste Management in Zanzibar, 27 th January, 2017

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31 Swaziland Received request from Swaziland Environment Authority for signing MoU Conducted scoping visit in October, 2016 Followed by workshop on waste management for ULBs of Swaziland MoU signed between SEA and CSE on 27 October, 2016 To work on adoption of decentralised waste management in one city, Swaziland pledged to become zero landfill country by 2022

32 One day workshop on Waste Management in Swaziland, October, 2016

33 MoU signing between CSE-SEA

34 DG - CSE presenting at the WASTE INDABA, Swaziland

35 SWITCHING TO AN INTERACTIVE INTERPHASE TO SHARE BEST PRACTICES WITH GLOBAL SOUTH

36 CSE Website

37 Down to Earth website

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39 Multimedia

40 Best practices and case studies

41 Indian Environmental Portal

42 Thank You