Climate Skills Regional Workshop for Youth was organised by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), with support from the British Council and HSBC Bank, at Gauhati University on 23rd &24th October 2025.
A total of 112 participants attended the workshop, representing Assam, West Bengal, Odisha, Tripura, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, and Meghalaya,
A capacity-building training for the project team was organized on essential documentation related to ration cards. The session covered topics such as new family enrollment, adding new members to existing families, shifting families due to marriage, address changes, FPS changes, rectifications, Aadhaar linking with ration cards, status checks, and e-ration
A Sit and draw competition on a healthy environment was organized by ICDP Project in Manasi Hall, Santoshpur Kolkata on 17th October 2025. 101 children participated in the event .
A training on Entrepreneurship Development was organized by CINI Kolkata for women of Rambagan area at Raabindra Mukto Mancha. The training was facilitated by our Joint Secretary & Ex-Officio Director Ms.Surranjana Basu Das,. 50 women attended the training along with Project Staff of CINI.
On 15.10.25 a Bijaya Sammilani was arranged at the Offices of LGWCDC. This is a traditional custom to gather together after the festive occasion of Durga Puja to exchange greetings of good health and well being.
All the staff members aling with Board Members were present some of them performed songs,
A joint two-day state-level Youth Network Training of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh was organized on October 12–13, 2025. On the first day, the workshop began with a warm welcome to all participants. Mrs. Mamta Singh was invited as the resource person, who spoke on the topic of gender and equality.
On 15.10.25 our federation members visited Maheshtala Municipality to get to know about the federation registration process. Also meeting with the Vice chairman and secretary.
On 14.10.25 a Consumer Awareness session was held with 35 participants. The session was facilitated by Consumer Welfare Officer, Debasmita Pakrashi.
*Exposure Visit* –
The exposure visit began with morning market vigilance, observing waste segregation and collection processes at source. Participants then joined door-to-door collection rounds and later visited the flower waste management site, learning how organic waste is converted into compost and useful materials. The day offered a deep understanding of
Sorry for late update : Day-1: A workshop was organized on 24th September in collaboration with *North Dum Dum Municipality*, known for its effective waste management system under the leadership of *SUDA(State Urban Development Agency)*. All key municipal officials attended the session and shared their expertise with the youth through