On 2 January 2026, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Mehta Vidyalaya (BVB MV), Kasturba Gandhi Marg, successfully conducted its third Zero Waste Model Exchange Workshop, reinforcing the school’s strong commitment to sustainability and responsible waste management.
About the Program
Under the Zero Waste Model, the school exchanged 300 kilograms of paper scrap for premium-quality photocopier products. This initiative demonstrates how waste can be treated as a valuable resource when managed responsibly. The program also aligns with the school’s long-term vision of adopting eco-friendly practices within the campus.
This marked the third Zero Waste Model exchange in collaboration with BVB MV, highlighting the institution’s consistent participation and leadership in environmental responsibility.
Impact on the School Community
- Encouraged systematic waste segregation and recycling practices among students and staff.
- Reduced paper waste sent to landfills, contributing to a cleaner and greener campus.
- Promoted environmental awareness and sustainability-driven thinking among the student community.
- Helped the school optimize resources by converting scrap into useful educational supplies.
Outcomes & Learnings
The Zero Waste Model exchange helped students understand the practical value of recycling and the importance of reducing waste at the source. It empowered the school to move closer toward a Zero Waste campus model, where sustainability is integrated into daily operations. The program also strengthened students’ sense of responsibility toward the environment, encouraging them to replicate such practices at home and in their communities.
Conclusion
The third Zero Waste Model Exchange Workshop at BVB Mehta Vidyalaya stands as a strong example of how educational institutions can lead sustainable change. By converting paper scrap into valuable resources, the school continues to inspire a culture of reuse, recycling, and environmental stewardship, setting a benchmark for other institutions to follow.
