Himalayan Sustainability Championship
About the
program
The Championship
Awards
The Himalayan Sustainability Championship empowers schools to engage students in tackling campus waste and sustainability challenges, fostering environmental leadership and guiding them toward becoming zero-waste campuses. The Championship is proudly supported by Royal Enfield and the Eicher Group Foundation.
Overview
Schools are invited to form dedicated teams of up to 5 students from classes 2nd through 12th, working under the mentorship of a teacher coordinator. The team will undertake a comprehensive set of 10 thoughtfully designed activities that encompass field studies, brainstorming sessions, observation, citizen science, and artistic expression. These activities focus on practical waste management solutions—such as waste segregation, recycling, composting, and creating eco-bricks—equipping students with real-world skills to handle and reduce waste effectively within their school campus.
Program Benefits
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State level award recognition.
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Builds leadership and problem solving skills in students.
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Expert workshops on biodiversity & sustainability by NSI.
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Create meaningful on ground impact.
Top performing school teams are awarded winners and runners up awards in the following categories :
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The Dr. AJT Johnsingh Memorial Award for Upcycling & Segregation
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Poonam Bir Kasturi Award for Composting
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The Dr. Renoj Thayyen Award for Overall Waste Management
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How to
Participate
To enrol for the Himalayan Sustainability Championship (HSC), please register your school on the Nature Vidya portal and opt for the Himalayan Sustainability Championship course. Once enrolled, teachers get to access lesson plans successively after submitting feedback. Registered schools will also receive a nature education kit from Nature Science Initiative.