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NGO Darpan CSR-1 80G 12A Trust Deed
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Problem ID: 1000770
🧠 Problem Title: Greywater for campus greenery
📝 Problem Description

Title :-The School-Zone Chokehold;Combating Air Pollution and Traffic Chaos During Peak Hours.
Every morning and afternoon, school zones transform into hazardous,chaotic bottlenecks,Hundreds of private Cars,school buses,auto-rickshaws,and delivery vans converge simultaneously within a narrow 45-minute window. This causes severe traffic gridlock that ripples across the surrounding neighborhood Infrastructure. The crisis extends far beyond lost time and commuter frustration. Because dozens of vehicles sit idling in bumper - to - bumper traffic,toxic exhaust fumes concentrate heavily right outside school gates. This creates a localized micro-hotspot of hazardous air pollution. Children are uniquely vulnerable to these emissions. Due to their shorter height,they breathe closer to vehicle talipipes, inhaling high concentrations of particulate matter(PM2.5) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2). Prolonged exposure during daily drop-offs directly triggers pediatric asthma, respiratory infections,and cognitive fatigue,lowering classroom concentration.
Furthermore, the chaotic mix of grindllocked vehicles, lack of designed drop-off lanes,and absent pedestrian crossings creates a high-risk environment for students. Children must navigate moving traffic,blind spots,and erratic driving behaviour just to enter their school safety.
Current school transit management relies on outdated,manual coordination. There is a complete absence of straggerd timings, smart routing,or structured carpooling systems. This structural failure sacrifices student physical health,compromises pedestrian safety, and degrades the local environment on a daily basis.

⚡ Impact
Hundreds and more
🌍 Impact Area
Universal
📊 Scope
Local
📌 Place
In public
⏱ Occurrence
Frequently
⚠ Life Risk
Yes
💰 Financial Loss
Lakhs or more

👤 Name
Aahana Singh Chauhan
🎓 Class
9
📍 State
Madhya Pradesh