The document outlines topics to be covered in a presentation on ensuring hygiene, waste management, and sanitation across India. It includes: (1) defining the issues and their importance; (2) presenting statistics on lack of cleanliness; (3) exploring causes of poor hygiene; (4) describing India's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan policy; (5) discussing how the policy addresses waste management; (6) listing arguments for and against the policy; (7) developing an independent policy solution to address the issues using materials provided. After each section, class discussion would follow seeking opinions and suggestions to improve current approaches.
The document outlines topics to be covered in a presentation on ensuring hygiene, waste management, and sanitation across India. It includes: (1) defining the issues and their importance; (2) presenting statistics on lack of cleanliness; (3) exploring causes of poor hygiene; (4) describing India's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan policy; (5) discussing how the policy addresses waste management; (6) listing arguments for and against the policy; (7) developing an independent policy solution to address the issues using materials provided. After each section, class discussion would follow seeking opinions and suggestions to improve current approaches.
The document outlines topics to be covered in a presentation on ensuring hygiene, waste management, and sanitation across India. It includes: (1) defining the issues and their importance; (2) presenting statistics on lack of cleanliness; (3) exploring causes of poor hygiene; (4) describing India's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan policy; (5) discussing how the policy addresses waste management; (6) listing arguments for and against the policy; (7) developing an independent policy solution to address the issues using materials provided. After each section, class discussion would follow seeking opinions and suggestions to improve current approaches.
The document outlines topics to be covered in a presentation on ensuring hygiene, waste management, and sanitation across India. It includes: (1) defining the issues and their importance; (2) presenting statistics on lack of cleanliness; (3) exploring causes of poor hygiene; (4) describing India's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan policy; (5) discussing how the policy addresses waste management; (6) listing arguments for and against the policy; (7) developing an independent policy solution to address the issues using materials provided. After each section, class discussion would follow seeking opinions and suggestions to improve current approaches.
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Topic: Ensuring Hygiene, Waste Management and Sanitation across India
I. You PPT content may cover:
(1) The issue and its importance (2) Some statistics highlighting lack of cleanliness in India (e.g. quantum of untreated solid waste, Number of toilets, Open defecation etc.) (3) The reasons for current situation (or causes of poor hygiene) (4) Basics of the major policy initiative namely Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (or Clean India Mission) Its objectives, strategy, achievements and challenges, major issues and challenges facing the programme etc. (5) Where does the problem of waste management fit into the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan? Does the programme address the problem of waste management effectively? If so, how (give the details about the policy instruments/action plan) (6) List the arguments for and against Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. [After presenting this, ask the class to take a stand on the mission. Then, seek suggestions from the class to address/resolve the weaknesses of the programme (i.e. disadvantages of the programme). We will have a short discussion surrounding these two aspects] (7) Once this above discussion is over, present your groups independent policy solution to address the problem of lack of hygiene, waste management system and sanitation in India. That is, you are required to formulate an independent policy strategy to address the issue) using (a) the PPT on policy formulation and policy implementation (attached with the email) and (b) the readings attached with the email, in particular those covering international experiences such as Singapore to prepare your policy proposal. Once you present the solution there will be a discussion and conclusion on the same.