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Suggestions on the innovative ways of conducting a beach cleaning activity

Start Date :
Dec 30, 2021
Last Date :
Aug 15, 2022
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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there should be some kind if paid tickets towards the entry area of beaches where people are allowed to enter without any eatables and drinking material.I personally visited and find it very necessary to maintain cleanliness at beach sides.People themselves should be very careful to keep up the beauty of a beach.people throw cold drink cans,chips wrappers even rags of dirty clothes and garbage at beach sides which make the water dirty and effects the natural beauty of beaches.There should be only few entrances to a beach with psid ticket.
2.Street wanders should not be allowed to sell their eatables or any kind of material at the beach.They should be alloted with some particular space by the government to sell their food and strictely warned to use Dustbins to throw the disposables and other kind of garbage in those dustbins.
3.The concerned Municipality of areas near the beach side should allot duty of employees to clear the dustbins of beach areas daily even on holidays also
The municipality or the agencies should not collect money for waste disposal from the public but the government should form a company exclusively for waste collection and disposal. Every product sold through shops or supermarkets should collect a cess which should go to the waste disposal company. Government should acquire a bigger estate or use an Island in the sea for building high-tech waste disposal facilities because the construction of any waste disposal company in a densely populated area will invite public anger. There should be a toll-free number and a call center for the public to inform about any garbage collection and failure of the facilities provided by the new company. Until we successfully implement the project all the existing facilities and their funding should not be stopped. Gradually if the new facility workout properly the government can hand over the existing facilities to the new company.
Pick a Beach - Start by doing a little research into beach areas that will need a little more help. This could be a busier beach with lots of traffic or one out of the way that people often forget is there, making it a hot spot for late-night group bonfires.
Plan a Time - The best time to do a beach cleanup is after a holiday or long weekend when loitering will be at its peak. Also, you may want to go first thing in the morning, before more visitors arrive, or you’ll be picking up around relaxing guests.
Schedule the Cleanup - Use a sign up to organize your group and make sure everyone knows where and when to meet.
Pick a Beach - Start by doing a little research into beach areas that will need a little more help. This could be a busier beach with lots of traffic or one out of the way that people often forget is there, making it a hot spot for late-night group bonfires.
Plan a Time - The best time to do a beach cleanup is after a holiday or long weekend when loitering will be at its peak. Also, you may want to go first thing in the morning, before more visitors arrive, or you’ll be picking up around relaxing guests.
Schedule the Cleanup - Use a sign up to organize your group and make sure everyone knows where and when to meet.
Pick a Beach - Start by doing a little research into beach areas that will need a little more help. This could be a busier beach with lots of traffic or one out of the way that people often forget is there, making it a hot spot for late-night group bonfires.
Plan a Time - The best time to do a beach cleanup is after a holiday or long weekend when loitering will be at its peak. Also, you may want to go first thing in the morning, before more visitors arrive, or you’ll be picking up around relaxing guests.
Schedule the Cleanup - Use a sign up to organize your group and make sure everyone knows where and when to meet.
Pick a Beach - Start by doing a little research into beach areas that will need a little more help. This could be a busier beach with lots of traffic or one out of the way that people often forget is there, making it a hot spot for late-night group bonfires.
Plan a Time - The best time to do a beach cleanup is after a holiday or long weekend when loitering will be at its peak. Also, you may want to go first thing in the morning, before more visitors arrive, or you’ll be picking up around relaxing guests.
Schedule the Cleanup - Use a sign up to organize your group and make sure everyone knows where and when to meet.
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as we know that most of the garbage on beaches came from shops and tourists we need to think that how we can change the mindset of people towards cleaning of public places.so, according to me most of the persons in this world take things for granted until they pay for it. I think that there should be a fine for throwing garbage at public places like beaches and it should be compulsory for the vendors or shopkeeper to keep a bin in their shops and encourage tourists to throw garbage in that. That's what my suggestion is hope it helps .
Regards
Awareness is to be created among the public to keep the beach and the consequences of sea pollution
Efforts are to be made at taluk level and the area need to be earmarked. A responsible person is the coordinator for that area. Every year the best taluk may be given prizes
heavy penalty may be imposed to the defaulters
proper waste management is necessary
Beaches are dirty because of non-biodegradable material, 90% of which is plastic, being discarded by the people living along or near the coastline. Today Oceans and seas are saddled with huge amount of plastic which is a cause of concern in many countries. My proposal is to use this plastic to make plastic bricks or ecobricks which can be used to make low cost, little load bearing structures like boundary walls, shelters, railings, benches etc. This way we will not only be able to clean the beaches but will be able to dispose this plastic waste in a better way, instead of shifting from sea to land. For the purpose, NGOs can be employed who buy these ecobricks from ragpickers and use them for making non-load bearing structures. This will also give a source of income to ragpickers.
MANANNIYENPRADHANMANTRI JI NAMASKAR, BEACH CLEANING KE LIYE MAI KHNA CHAHUNGI JO LOG BEACH GHUMNE JA RHE WO WHA GARBAGE NHI PHEKE .JO LOG BHI BEACH GHUMNE JA RHE HAI UNKE SATH AK GARBAGE BAG MANDATORY HO TAKI USME DAL SAKE .AISA KARNE SE BEACH GANDA NA HOGA CLEANING KARNE PAR KHARCH BHI KAM HOGA .JAI HIND.