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mahindra current affairs magazine buy online  Published this article page no  34 UNDP PLANS TO DRASTICALLY EXPAND PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT (PWM) IN INDIA The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) PWM (2018-2024) programme aims to almost triple its PWM to 100 cities in India by 2024. o UNDP launched this project, in partnership with Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages Private Limited, Hindustan Unilever Limited among others, for building on existing systems to reduce the impact of plastic waste on the environment in India. o It promotes collection, segregation and recycling of all kinds of plastics to move towards a circular economy. o So far, 83,000 metric tonne of plastic waste has been collected. o The project has reached out to 5500 SafaiSathis, in an effort to institutionalize workers from the informal sector. o “Utthaan”, a social protection programme was launched to help 9000 safaisathsi. o However, the programme suffered a setback after the COVID-19 pandemic led to widespread increase in waste, including medical plastic waste. The UNDP is also working with NITI Aayog and have jointly developed a handbook model for local municipalities as well as the private sector. o The handbook provides a comprehensive overview of PWM by representing and discussing components of the entire plastic waste value chain mica mahendra magazine pdf buy. 

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