We are a generation at the crossroads of a major natural resource crunch and very soon we will find it difficult to sustain this burgeoning population of ours. Nature has always been kind to provide bountiful resources simply because every substance innature follows a cycle of creation and destruction and thereby regular replenishment which has been taking place silently since eons. However, despite having learnt to utilize these natural resources through science and technology, humankind is falling prey to its over-usage causing serious depletion of resources. This is the result of human interventions causing incomplete ecological cycles.
Environmental concerns on management of our surroundings, and solid waste management have been a neglected area so far, as far as the collective responsibility of society towards this issue is concerned. However its importance cannot be negated, nor overlooked any further. It is a potent lucrative case for business. Hence a specialized understanding of the subject will be essential and would pave the way for scientific handling of surroundings, and adopting safe and secure methods of disposal of inevitable domestic and industrial Wastes.
The field of Swachhta or Cleanliness opens many doors. It has the potential to provide fulfilling, well-paying livelihoods and holds the promise to a clean, liveable future. The students who choose this line of study are opting into not just for a career, but a healthy living for themselves and for the society. An MBA Programme in Waste Management focusing on Waste management and Social Entrepreneurship will empower today’s youth to leave an indelible mark on the sands of time.
Mahatma Gandhi National Council of Rural Education (MGNCRE) under the Ministry of Human Resource Development, in Government of India, strives to promote resilient India through Higher Education interventions.
While remembering Mahatma Gandhi on his 150th birth anniversary it is a bounden duty of all us to take on his ideals and present national priorities of Swachhta from this historical perspective. Gandhiji saw Swachhta as a means of spreading dignity of labour and equality in the communities.
On completion of the Course the student will be able to make waste management a rewarding career or a lucrative business in \any of the following areas:
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Get in Touch| Year I | 1,20,000 |
| ERP Fee^ | 8,000 |
| CAS^^ | 20,000 |
| Year II* | 1,30,000 |
Rs. 2,500/- towards alumni services has to be paid with the last installment ^ERP Fee only at the time of admission ^^CAS Career Advancement Services Fee only at the time of admission
