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Category: Waste Management

WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN GOA

Posted on April 19, 2018April 19, 2018 Posted in Waste Management

Waste mgtFindings — Summary of process findings from the 11 local bodies surveyed

Location: Goa
Status: Preliminary Study
Year of Completion: On-going Continue reading “WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN GOA” →

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PANJIM WASTE DOCUMENTATION

Posted on April 19, 2018April 19, 2018 Posted in Waste Management

Truck93X45_Right — Four-way segregation system proposed for dry waste in Panaji

Location: Panjim
Status: Documentation Report
Year of Completion: 2014 Continue reading “PANJIM WASTE DOCUMENTATION” →

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DIVAR WASTE MANAGEMENT

Posted on April 19, 2018April 20, 2018 Posted in Waste Management

130626_Divar Programmatic Plan Final — Proposed Waste Management Shelter Plan for Divar Island

Location: Divar Island
Status: Project Proposal Report
Year of Completion: 2013 Continue reading “DIVAR WASTE MANAGEMENT” →

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The ruins of Nossa Senhora do Carmo is a large-scale, relatively unknown archaeological site situated in Chimbel. The site of Nossa Senhora do Carmo was occupied from 1747 A.D. onward and it has been an important marker of Goa's built and cultural heritage. At various points in its history it was used in a variety of ways - it was home to one of the first native Goan catholic religious order, a home for destitute women and children, and Goa's first mental health institute. Today it stands as a ruin, forgotten in public memory and it runs the risk of disappearing altogether. #heritage #conservation #history #architecture #development #citizens #collaborative #forum Model by @sugarica_13

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