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Design a public policy. You are a member of your school’s student representative body. Identify one issue, for example, plastic waste, water wastage, road safety, energy conservation or littering in public places. Prepare a simple policy proposal that includes the following aspects of policymaking: • The reason for selecting the issue • Your proposed solution • Who should implement it? • How will students participate? • How will you know whether the policy has succeeded? Present your proposal to the class as a chart or slideshow presentation.

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Our policy addresses single-use plastic waste on campus by introducing a mandatory zero-plastic rule, segregated color-coded dustbins and stainless-steel water stations, implemented by the Student Council and evaluated by campus waste-weight audits.

CBSE Class 9 Social Science part 2 Chapter 4 Solutions

Class 9 Social Science Part 2 Chapter 4 Governance and Public Policy Question Answer

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    1. Policy Title: Campus Zero Single-Use Plastic Policy

      Reason for Selecting the Issue: Disposable food packaging, plastic bottles and wrappers choke school storm drains, generate unhygienic litter across playgrounds and release toxins when incinerated.

      Proposed Solution: Implement a complete ban on single-use plastics in the school canteen, install chilled stainless-steel water refill stations and place two-tier segregated recycling bins across all corridors.

      Who Should Implement It: The Student Council, School Sanitation Committee and Canteen Management working under the Vice-Principal.

      How Students Will Participate: Bring reusable bottles and metal tiffin boxes from home, act as classroom eco-monitors to prevent plastic entry and volunteer during weekend recycling drives.

      Policy Success Metric: Conduct weekly weighing of campus non-biodegradable waste, targeting an 80% reduction in disposable plastic weight within three months.

       

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