The prosperity and economic growth of a city depends, to a large extent, on its green wealth. Most of the anthropogenic activities generate pollution in one or other types and of different magnitude in Indore, for which all the organisms are exposed. Indore Municipal Corporation is looking for valuable support of corporates for commitment...
To ensure self-sustainability of the sanitation facilities of Indore city, and to promote the green & natural source of energy, Indore Municipal Corporation has developed the project to equip the existing public toilets of the city with solar system.
Kaahn & Saraswati River, a tributary of the Shipra, rises from a hill near village Umaria (22⁰37’ N and 75⁰ 54’ E) about seven miles south of Indore. It flows through the city of Indore. Indore Municipal Corporation inviting CSRs to support in the cleanliness and plantation work to rejuvenate the Kaahn & Saraswati...
Indore Municipal Corporation is requesting CSR and voluntary organizations to join hands to address the problem of Intensive exploitation of groundwater, without estimation of periodic recharge and available groundwater storage which results into depletion in groundwater levels. A very important remedial measures such as rooftop rainwater harvesting, artificial recharge of groundwater and runoff water...
Gardens have several benefits for the people and the environment as they create a sense of community among neighbors who are increasingly disconnected from each other. Transforming underdeveloped garden spaces would be a win-win for everyone as it will create a safe and beautiful place to gather for humans and beneficial plants, insects, and...
Anganwadi or rural child care centres is derived from the Hindi word “Angan”, meaning courtyard of a house, symbolic of a place where people meet, greet and discuss pertinent issues. Anganwadi centres cater to women and young children and provide basic healthcare facilities such as contraceptive counselling, supply, nutrition education, and pre-school activities. As...
Such spaces refer to the void created by constructing dead-end streets or other infrastructures and abandoned designed places. Assigning new values to dead-end alleys, vacant corners, or strangely shaped land parcels unlocks opportunities for urban development, eventually enhancing living conditions in densely populated cities, thereby increasing their potential.
When flyovers are made to manage the city’s traffic, spaces are created under them with no defined purpose. With time, these spaces become garbage dumping areas and dead or anti-social activity spaces, thus becoming grey areas. Such spaces can be developed as active spots by assigning them a specific function and enhancing their aesthetics,...
Such spaces refer to the lanes created by constructing dead-end streets, previously developed service lanes behind the plots, which have become potential garbage spots and areas for anti-social activities over the years. Assigning new values to such lanes unlocks opportunities for urban development, eventually enhancing living conditions in densely populated cities, thereby increasing their...
