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Change the World

"Change the World" is another unique Initiative of The Green “I” Initiative Foundation (previously known as The Green India Initiative),which is a model making competition out of solid waste material. This competition is undertaken by TGIIF every year for school and college students. The main motto of this competition is to spread a message about "Best out of Waste" amongst the youth and future of the nation.

Financial Support by: NGOs, Schools and Colleges. Cost Involved: Approx Rs. 25 thousand

Green School Initiative

"Green School Initiative" is redevelopment of an existing school of Adivasi or underprivileged students from villages by utilizing the solid waste in a creative and unique way. In this project we involve the youth, as their creative ideas and hard work can create best learning situations for these poor children.

The Green “I” Initiative Foundation (previously known as The Green India Initiative), intends to achieve through this "Green School Initiative" that students of beneficiary school can learn sustainability by living it every day at school, so that when they leave school; these ideas will have become a part of the way they think and approach life. They will take these ideas home and into the workplace when they graduate.

The Green Schools initiative, aims to achieve the following outcomes:

Ecological Literacy: To develop, in each student, a comprehensive understanding of the basic patterns and processes by which nature sustains life and how these core ecological concepts relate to sustainable human communities.

Learning It by Living It: This is a pilot project, can be applied to create sustainable human communities. Environmental Ethic: To develop an environmental ethic in all members of the TGII community.

Contributing to Society: To fulfill the basic need of the school through research, publications and outreach in the areas of outdoor and environmental education, environmental monitoring, and sustainability.

Financial Support by: Corporate sector (Corporate Social Responsibility) or NGO's like Rotary Clubs.

Cost Involved: Aprox Rs. 85 Thousand to support nearly 100 students