HaritaDhara Research Development and Education Foundation
A non-profit organization registered under the Companies Act 2013 as section 8 company
Creating awareness among school, college students, community, professionals through organizing various activities in the April month celebrated as Earth month, and Harita week spread around the year comprising workshop, training and other events based on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), system, and holistic approach
To provide zero carbon emission training, consultancy services to industries and involve with them in their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program. Further, opportunities need to be explored to bridge the gap in this area for doing joint research, studies, and promotion of professional excellence with industries and academics. To cater the above we administer Sustainability Test for Universities, Institutions, Schools, and Organizations for their campus and practices for sustainable development, growth, and suggest ways for CSR linkages and collaborations to bridge the above gap.
To create a sustainable living awareness and promotion through information dissemination, practical knowledge transfer about environment protection with little steps for everyone including students, housewives, elders, professionals of all age groups so that through small conscious efforts we can make huge difference in the society. Knowledge will be imparted through practicable methods to change consciousness of an individual towards development for all. In turn by employing principles of sustainable development and sustainable consumption we can save our mother earth. This campaign results in the building of “Sustainable Consciousness” among everyone.
Computer and ICT training for school, college students, women and senior citizen. Training for women and children living in the slum areas, Research on usage of computer, mobile with different abilities and environment
Beside this, we also motivate, guide children and youth from under-served group to learn different skills, to do open schooling for drop-outs, simultaneously practice and pick-up vocation interested to them.
Exploration for Caterpillar (Tinker Tots) - Age 8 - 11, Chrysalis (Makers) - Age 12 -14, Butterfly (Inventors) - Age 15-19 to be budding Engineer, Architect, Designer, Doctor, Scientist, Educator, Communicator, Agriculturist. Courses based on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts+Design, Mathematics (STEAM) with
Project based learning – create, learn, play and present & Hands on activities , games - Curriculum based that
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Improve child communication skill, critical thinking, imagination, creative writing, Story telling
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Enhance classroom performance & presentation skill
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Develop growth mindset, cognition, and brain
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Encourage Transformation and Out-of-the-Box thinking
An initiative for schools, institutions, universities that aims to integrate a sustainability perspective in all aspects of campus life, the learning process, use of energy, transportation, use of water, relationship with community. Sustainable campus award is a certification programme that helps organization develops “sustainable consciousness” and practices that enable students to become environmentally responsible citizens. We invite application from institutions for their Sustainability Index in the city, state or national level. Organizations need to manage their waste, energy, soil, land, water, air, transport in eco-friendly way with the involvement of the students in different activities such as working model on renewable energy, save water, rain water harvesting, green sustainable campus, maintaining kitchen, and herbal garden.
Research based project started in 2014 resulted in composting within 35 days - This can be done in three ways (a) Processing dry leaves through shredding process for faster conversion into compost, then mixing with cow dung sourced either from biogas plant output or direct dung, after that with the help of organic activator that result in organic compost (b) Processing dry leaves through shredding process then mixing with wood dust, sugar-cane jhag and preparing biochar – briquettes produced for use as fuel (c) Mixing with kitchen waste. We experimented with option a and c and come out with a hybrid approach for dry leaves and kitchen waste management that result in organic compost in reduced time - seeking funding for further implementation,