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WWF supported eco clubs mark Earth Day 2023 in Nepal
Around 200 students representing 17 districts were present at the eventbookmark
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Published at : April 23, 2023
Updated at : April 23, 2023 19:33
Kathmandu
Student representatives from WWF supported eco-clubs from all over the country came together to celebrate the achievements of eco clubs during the Eco Club Summit marking the Earth Day.
The main theme of the summit was to create waste free schools by 2030, reads the press release issued by the organisation.
Around 200 students representing 17 districts were present at the event where they played educational games, learned from their experiences, and brainstormed ideas for their own clubs. (PR)
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