Coal Ministry PSUs initiates Sustainability and Cleanliness drive under Special Campaign 4.0

In the ongoing Special Campaign 4.0, the Ministry of Coal, along with its Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), has been actively implementing various activities identified during the campaign's preparatory phase.

This initiative has promoted the adoption of good practices that aim to improve cleanliness, efficiency, and sustainability throughout the coal sector.

During the implementation phase, from 2nd to 31st October 2024, significant progress has been made. So far, a total of 211 sites have has cleaned covering 13,01,043 sq. ft. against the target of 62,08,064 sq. ft. Against target of 8,286 MT scrap, 3,516 MT of scrap has been disposed-off generating a revenue of Rs. 83,709,707/-. Besides, 15,322 physical and electronic files have been reviewed and 5,253 files were weeded out/closed.

Union Minister of Coal & Mines, Shri G Kishan Reddy during his visit to Western Coalfields Limited, Nagpur, felicitated Safai Karamcharis for their unwavering dedication and hard work in maintaining cleanliness at workplaces and in surrounding areas.

This recognition is a testament to their indispensable contribution to the success of the Special Campaign, reflecting the Ministry's commitment to fostering a clean and hygienic environment.

Coal India Limited (CIL) has introduced the innovative Smart-ReBin at its office premises and residential complexes. This AI-enabled waste segregation solution is designed to promote effective disposal of plastic bottles and other waste materials, supporting the principles of Special Campaign 4.0. The 6-foot-tall, overflow-proof container is designed in the shape of a PET bottle, making it easy for users to deposit waste. Equipped with smart sensors, the bins monitor fill levels, ensuring optimized collection schedules and reducing the chances of overflow.