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Khaitan Public School in Sahibabad organized an awareness campaign called "Wake Up City" on September 30th, 2010. Students from classes 7 through 12 participated along with teachers to raise awareness about social issues like using cloth bags instead of plastic bags, carpooling and cycling to reduce CO2 emissions, regular garbage disposal, and reducing noise pollution. The students visited local areas and distributed pamphlets, planted saplings, and collected signatures on pledge sheets. They also removed garbage and put up banners to remind residents of their environmental responsibilities. The principal said the campaign aims to make people aware of their duties towards the environment and hopes future generations will understand and continue the message.
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1) Students at J.H. Tarapore School in Jamshedpur, India were troubled by the sight of drains clogged with plastic bags and animals chewing plastic, so they decided to take action.
2) They spoke to local shopkeepers who said customers don't bring their own bags, so the students made paper and jute bags to distribute as an alternative to plastic bags.
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Children at a Mumbai school organized a week-long cleanliness drive in their community in response to issues like dirty surroundings, alcoholism, and violence. Over the course of 6 days, the students brainstormed issues, planned activities like making posters and cards, and donated dustbins. They spoke with community members about cleanliness and led marches with chants. On the final day of action, the students participated in cleaning their surroundings. They learned the importance of cleanliness and expressed wanting to continue the drive in future years.Commitment to CommunitiesAt ALBAIK we are firmly committed t.docx
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Albaik is committed to corporate social responsibility (CSR) focusing on education, community development, and environmental awareness since 1996. They have launched various initiatives such as the anti-littering campaign featuring cartoon characters to promote cleanliness among children and the 'My School, My Responsibility' program to encourage students to maintain clean school environments. By 2014, over 1280 schools in Saudi Arabia had participated in their programs, involving more than a million students.Ad
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