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NBCC Organises ‘Skill Shakti’ Workshop on Waste Management and Sustainability Under Project Prakriya

State-owned infrastructure major NBCC strengthens workforce and partner skills in sustainable development, responsible waste handling, and green construction practices
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New Delhi: State-owned infrastructure major NBCC (India) Limited organised a one-day workshop titled ‘NBCC Skill Shakti’ on Waste Management and Sustainability at its Training & Skill Development Centre in Ghitorni on Monday. The event was held under NBCC’s flagship initiative, Project Prakriya, and aimed to enhance awareness and practical understanding of sustainable development practices among the company’s workforce and partner ecosystem.

Focus on Responsible Waste Management and Sustainability

The workshop featured interactive sessions, expert-led discussions, and practical demonstrations, emphasizing the significance of responsible waste handling, resource conservation, and long-term environmental sustainability in infrastructure projects. Participants gained insights into integrating green practices into everyday operations and project management, highlighting the role of sustainability in modern infrastructure development.

Through this initiative, NBCC reinforced its commitment to eco-friendly construction practices and aligning its operational strategies with both national sustainability goals and global environmental priorities.

Read also: NBCC Bags ₹134 Crore Orders in Odisha for University Renovation and School Infrastructure Projects

Project Prakriya: Building a Sustainability-Driven Workforce

The Skill Shakti workshop is part of Project Prakriya, NBCC’s ongoing effort to promote sustainability-driven capacity building. The initiative focuses on:

  • Enhancing the skills of NBCC’s workforce and partners
  • Instilling a culture of environmental responsibility
  • Improving organizational excellence through sustainable practices

By consistently integrating such workshops into its training programs, NBCC ensures that employees and stakeholders are well-equipped to implement environmentally responsible strategies across all projects.

About NBCC

NBCC (India) Limited, formerly known as National Buildings Construction Corporation, is a premier government-owned public sector undertaking (PSU) specializing in construction and project management in India. With expertise in executing large-scale infrastructure projects across sectors such as education, healthcare, and urban development, NBCC continues to play a critical role in nation-building while expanding its project portfolio across India.

Read also: NBCC Wins Rs 57.19 Crore Orders from Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti for School Infrastructure Projects


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