The Road to Happiness – SDG by Bhavya

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                  The Road to Happiness – SDG

 

Goal 3 – good health and Well-being 

It is fairly said that "threats to health are not experienced equally by all”

Sustainable development goal-3, which seeks to ensure good health, well being and to end the epidemic by 2030.

Two years ago, when unexpected guest Covid -19 knocked our door and made us realised the importance of an individual health.

To promote the idea the code green team was assigned a task to create a ppt on SDG-3. Through the ppt awareness was made among the students of our school

In order to maintain a healthy lifestyle our school encouraged:

- to have tobacco free zone

- de-warming tablets after every six months

-solar panels to eliminate the use of generator by eliminating carbon emission

- the students of our school were asked to bring one handful of rice and dal to boost poor's life

- our school organized several interviews , workshops and webinars regarding SDG-3

- collecting waste, recycling it then further reusing it hence following the 3R’

 

Our school followed the best practice to maintain greenery. So that it can be certified as "Green”.  Hence won the green school award

All these practices upgraded our mental, physical and social health

Awareness , action and accountability. These 3As made our life better as a healthy man is a successful man

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