Event Name: E-Waste Donation Drive	Event Date: 5th October, 2024
Faculty Coordinators: Dr. Neetu Kamra	Event Timings: 11:00 AM onwards
Number of Participants: 134	Venue:Lloyd Business School Lobby / Collection Point

Objectives:

• To promote environmental responsibility and sustainable waste management practices among students.
• To raise awareness about the hazards of e-waste and encourage responsible disposal of electronic items.
• To provide a platform for students, faculty, and staff to donate unused or discarded electronic materials.
• To contribute to creating a cleaner, greener, and eco-friendly campus environment.
• To instill values of social responsibility and community engagement through environmental initiatives.

Detailed Report:

The CSR Club of Lloyd Business School organized an impactful environmental initiative titled “E-Waste Donation Drive” on 5 October 2024 under the guidance of Faculty Coordinator Dr. Neetu Kamra. The activity aimed to encourage responsible e-waste disposal by involving students, faculty, and staff in contributing their unused or broken electronic devices. The drive began at 11:00 AM with a brief announcement by CSR Club members, highlighting the importance of e-waste management and its environmental implications. A dedicated collection point was set up in the Lloyd campus lobby, equipped with labeled bins and information posters explaining the types of acceptable e-waste.

Participants were encouraged to donate items such as:

• Old mobile phones
• Chargers and cables
• Earphones and headphones
• Small electronic gadgets
• Batteries and circuit components

The response from the PGDM batch (2024–2026) was enthusiastic, with students actively contributing various e-waste items. Faculty members and administrative staff also participated, supporting the cause wholeheartedly.

The CSR Club team meticulously recorded and classified the collected e-waste to ensure proper disposal through authorized recycling partners. The initiative not only helped reduce harmful waste but also promoted environmental responsibility among the campus community.

Faculty Coordinator Dr. Neetu Kamra appreciated the club’s efforts and emphasized the importance of sustainable practices in everyday life. The event successfully fostered awareness, responsibility, and collective action toward environmental conservation.

The drive concluded with a thank-you note to all contributors and a reminder to adopt eco-friendly habits consistently.

Learning Outcomes:

• Increased awareness about the environmental hazards of improper e-waste disposal.
• Encouraged sustainable and responsible behavior among students.
• Enhanced understanding of recycling processes and waste management practices.
• Strengthened students’ participation in CSR and environmental initiatives.
• Promoted a culture of sustainability and green consciousness on campus.

Prepared by:

Dr. Neetu Kamra