No. DD(M)/SMOG/VOL-II/2022
13-January-2025
Monitoring Wing, School Education Department, Government Of The Punjab
School Education Department Issues Directive on Environmental Sustainability Measures:
The School Education Department of the Government of Punjab has issued a directive emphasizing the need for updated information regarding environmental initiatives in schools. This notification aligns with the government’s ongoing efforts to combat smog and improve the ecological environment within the province. As a part of this initiative, schools have been directed to adopt environmentally friendly practices, including the establishment of Miyawaki forests, the installation of tuff tiles, the provision of dustbins, and the planting of grass. These measures are intended to contribute significantly to mitigating the adverse effects of smog and promoting sustainable practices.
The directive is addressed to Chief Executive Officers of District Education Authorities (DEAs) across Punjab. It mandates the submission of updated data about the implementation of these measures within two days, reflecting the government’s commitment to timely monitoring and assessment. This initiative not only highlights the significance of collective responsibility in addressing environmental challenges but also reinforces the integration of sustainability practices within educational institutions. Notification Describes;
IMPORTANT
No. DD(M)/SMOG/VOL-II/2022
GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB
SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
(MONITORING WING)
Dated Lahore 13th January, 2025
To
All the Chief Executive Officers
District Education Authorities (DEAs)
Punjab
Subject :- PROVISION OF UPDATED INFORMATION REGARDING NO. OF MIYAWAKI FORESTS, DIFFERENT DUST BINS, TUFF TILES AND GRASS PLANTED IN SCHOOLS
As you are already aware that Government of Punjab, School Education Department is actively taking measures to combat smog through various initiatives. In this regard, several instructions have been issued periodically. Additionally, please provide the updated information on the subject as per the given format:
| Sr. No. | District | No. of Schools in which grass have been planted | No. of Schools in which Tuff Tiles have been installed or Gray Patches | No. of Miyawaki Forests in Schools | No. of Schools where different Dust Bin-have been provided |
2. You are therefore, directed to send the updated information to this office within two days positively through e-mail at ddm2.cmmf@gmail.com, for onward information of high-ups.
Deputy Director (Monitoring)
Conclusion:
This notification underscores the Government of Punjab’s commitment to creating an eco-friendly and sustainable learning environment in schools. By focusing on initiatives such as Miyawaki forests, tuff tile installations, and the provision of grass and dustbins, the government aims to address the pressing issue of smog while promoting environmental stewardship among students and educators. The directive’s emphasis on prompt reporting demonstrates the importance of accountability and the need for precise data to guide future planning and resource allocation. The cooperation of District Education Authorities is pivotal in ensuring the success of these initiatives. By implementing these measures and submitting accurate data, schools contribute not only to a healthier environment but also to fostering awareness and responsibility among the younger generation. This initiative reflects a forward-thinking approach by the Punjab Government, recognizing that sustainable practices in schools are a foundational step toward a cleaner and greener future for the entire province.
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