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Introduction to SDG 18 - SMART EARTH Edenz India is designing its own strategies for implementing SDG 18 - SMART EARTH in developing countries and low economy countries, in accordance with existing government and public policies. One of the key aspects of Edenz India's approach is the provision of free SDG project consulting services, which are available to governments, public organizations, and private companies interested in integrating the SDGs into their existing services or products. The concept of SMART EARTH revolves around the implementation of a common centralized sensor infrastructure worldwide. This infrastructure offers smart urbanization solutions for regions and countries, with the aim of reducing inequalities by establishing a common understanding of time and habits for all living beings, and implementing strategies that benefit the entire planet. The development of sustainable cities is dependent on both height and width, as communities around the world are faced wi...

Infinite Energy-2030: A Sustainable Solution for a Changing World The Impact of Developed Countries on Climate Change Developed countries, such as those in America and Europe, have a significant impact on climate change and its effects on the environment. These countries have a large number of industries and services that contribute to the pollution of common air, ground water, and soil. As a result, the Earth is experiencing heavy natural disasters and climate change. Furthermore, developed countries are investing more in developing countries to increase industries, which further exacerbates the negative effects on nature. It is clear that these developed countries are the main reason for climate change.  In Europe, coal production is minimal, and the cost of importing coal is high. To combat this, the European government and private entities are investing a significant amount in renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro, and more. India, on the other hand, is the larges...

Slave Trade: Exploring Employment, Economy, Investors, and Solutions 1 - Employment Understanding the concept of employment is crucial when examining the issue of slave trade. Employment refers to how individuals utilize their time to develop their wealth and health. In the context of slave trade, it involves individuals who are forced to utilize their time to develop the wealth and health of others, often at the expense of their own well-being.  In terms of the economy and currency, individuals from developing or low economy countries often work for companies founded in developed countries. However, the cost of traveling to these developed countries can be very high. As a result, individuals from mid-low economy countries find themselves in a slave-like economy, where they are able to access basic necessities such as clean water, food, and shelter, but are unable to afford the same standard of living as those in developed countries. It is important to recognize that the Earth is a...

Rural Development Policy 2030: Transforming India's Villages Summary The Rural Development Policy 2030 aims to transform India's villages by implementing various strategies and initiatives. One of the key objectives is to reshape all rural villages and towns into modern villages by utilizing renewable energy. This includes the establishment of electric vehicle charging stations to promote the use of electric vehicles in these areas. Additionally, the policy emphasizes the importance of zero pollution by providing free electric bikes for school students, women, senior citizens, and disabled individuals in developing states with a lower vehicle population. This initiative aims to reduce pollution and promote sustainable transportation options. Another aspect of the policy is focused on zero waste, which involves increasing the number of agricultural waste management and food manufacturing industries in unused agricultural land. By implementing these measures, the policy aims to a...

Zero Crime Strategy - 2030 Introduction An overview of the zero crime strategy-2030 is crucial in ensuring safety and security in society. This strategy aims to collect and manage information from users and provide useful resources and information to them using telecommunications services. It also promotes and manages the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through social and digital media platforms. One of the key components of this strategy is the implementation of a USSD code for emergency help. This code allows mobile users to dial a fixed USSD code without any cost whenever they experience robbery, public nuisance, or other crimes. After dialing the code, users will receive text alerts in the form of SMS messages. These alerts will include information about emergency helpline numbers as well as free alerts from local police.  Additionally, the zero crime strategy-2030 includes alert services for various crimes such as child labor protection, animal protection, fraud and forge...

Smart Transport -2030 Introduction Transportation is an essential part of everyday life for people all around the world. However, traditional transport systems heavily rely on energy fuels and contribute to high levels of pollution. In order to address this issue, the concept of smart transport has emerged. Smart transport refers to the use of advanced technologies and innovative solutions to optimize transportation systems and reduce energy consumption and pollution. The importance of smart transport lies in its potential to contribute to several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure) and SDG 13 (Climate Action). By implementing smart transport solutions, we can promote industry innovation and develop a more sustainable infrastructure. Additionally, smart transport can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. One key aspect of smart transport is the promotion of electric drone landing pads. By creatin...

BIO Energy 2030   The worldwide food and agri waste reaches up to 20 billion tons, most of which ends up in landfills. This poses serious health problems for human beings. With the increasing population and transportation, cities and towns are becoming more polluted than ever before. Additionally, nearly 20 million people worldwide are suffering from poverty and hunger.   To address these issues, it is essential to create, implement, promote, advertise, and monitor social media campaigns aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Specifically, SDG 7 focuses on affordable and clean energy, SDG 3 emphasizes good health and well-being, and SDG 15 aims for life on land. One project that can contribute to these goals is the creation of E-commerce USSD service applications for low and mid-level countries. These applications provide users with options to input data and receive relevant services automatically. By collecting information about waste disposal throu...

 Summary : Bio gas production service for transport sectors using food , agriculture and plastic Tamil Nadu alone producing total quantity of solid waste is  14228 tons / day  as reported by the local government. Chennai Alone producing 3000 tonnes per day . Project details :  In Tamilnadu 338.22 lakh  vehicles, including 285.24 lakh two-wheelers are available  .  It requires high level oil imports according to country’s population.  The population of Tamil Nadu is 7.68 CR  Petrol and diesel usage in Chennai City alone 5000 litre/ day  The oil import price above 5000 / galloen  Petrol price  above 100 / liter  Diesel Price nearly 90 rs / litre  Climate Action :  According to IIT research , Chennai will cumulatively emit 231.9 million tonnes of Carbon Dioxide (Co2) by 2040 from construction and operations of buildings alone .  Cities like Chennai should require new fuel for transportation for low cost . Bio g...

Mineral recycling strategy and policy decisions The earth is abundant with various minerals, chemicals, and metals resources. As the highest species on this planet, humans have been utilizing these resources and even producing new minerals and gases. However, it is crucial for us to implement a mineral recycling strategy and make policy decisions to ensure sustainable usage and conservation of these valuable resources. India, being a rapidly developing nation, has specific requirements for various minerals and metals. For instance, the demand for iron ferrous material is expected to reach 200,000,000 metric tons, primarily for the construction of cement-less apartments. Additionally, non-corpus metals, which are essential for higher energy transition, are needed in quantities of 10,343,888 metric tons. Precious metals, with a demand of 900 metric tons, play a significant role in currency exchange rates. Furthermore, industrial minerals, amounting to 85,000,000 metric tons, are necessar...

UPS bikes are revolutionizing the way we think about transportation. With the ability to convert petrol bikes into electric bikes at a low cost, these innovative vehicles are paving the way for a greener future. By reducing greenhouse gas emissions by up to 90% worldwide, UPS bikes are helping to create a pollution-free environment. One of the key benefits of UPS bikes is their ability to reduce metal waste from traditional bikes. By converting petrol bikes into electric bikes, the need for metal scrabble is significantly reduced. This not only helps to preserve valuable resources but also contributes to a more sustainable future. In addition to reducing metal waste, UPS bikes also help to reduce the required rate of oil and gases. By utilizing solar panels and rotating magnetic coils, these bikes are able to generate energy while the wheels are in motion. This energy is then stored in nickel cadmium acids, which are safely shielded to prevent leakage. To convert a petrol bike into a U...