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  CPREEC EIACP PC-RP, Chennai organized a 5-days Capacity Building Programme on “Craft Making Alternatives to Single Use Plastics (SUPs) – Wealth from Waste”– First Batch for Women. The programme commenced today at S.V.K. High School, S.S. Puram, Tumkur, Karnataka. The programme was inaugurated by Shri. Sathyanarayana, Secretary, S.V.K. Institutions, Tumkur, Karnataka. In his inaugural address, he emphasized the urgent need to eliminate SUPs from daily life and appreciated CPREEC EIACP for selecting Tumkur and for empowering women through skill-based livelihood opportunities. The programme was felicitated by Mrs. Mamatha, Headmistress, S.V.K. High School,  S.S. Puram, Tumkur and Ms. Trishala, Trustee, S.V.K. Institutions, Tumkur. Mr. Ravishankar, State Officer, CPREEC, Karnataka coordinated the entire programme and welcomed the gathering. He briefed about the objectives of EIACP, the ill effects of Single Use Plastics and the importance of Mission LiFE.

  CPREEC EIACP – PC RP, Chennai - Green Skill Development Programme (GSDP) Certificate Course on “Apiculturist (Wild Bee) – Non-Timber Forest Produce (NTFP – Animal Origin)” inaugurated on 20 th August, 2026 at Port Blair, Andaman, The Chief Guest of the program Dr. Ramakrishna, Head, ICAR-KVK, Sippighat, inaugurated and delivered the speech.

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  CPREEC EIACP PC RP, Chennai celebrated World Elephant Day at Gudalur School on 12 th August 2026, 79 students and 6 teachers participated in the programme.

  On the occasion of World Elephant Day 2026, CPREEC EIACP PC-RP, Chennai designed and developed an awareness poster on theme “Be more like Elephants”.

  CPREEC-EIACP PC-RP, Chennai organized an International Tiger Day & Mission LiFE Awareness Programme on seven themes at KRM Public School, Sembium, Chennai on 29.07.2026. The programme focused on creating awareness about tiger conservation, ecological importance of apex predators, habitat protection, anti-poaching, human-wildlife coexistence and the role of youth in biodiversity conservation. As part of Mission LiFE - Lifestyle for Environment, interactive sessions were conducted on seven key themes: Save Water, Save Energy, Reduce Waste, Reduce E-waste, Say No to Single-use Plastics, Adopt Sustainable Food Systems and Adopt Healthy Lifestyles. A special #CatchTheRain awareness session was also conducted to promote rainwater harvesting, groundwater recharge and water conservation practices among students. Awareness posters and pamphlets were distributed to all participants to reinforce the key messages. All participants took the Mission LiFE pledge to adopt sustainable pra...