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WWF-India EIACP centre runs 'Green Diwali' campaign under Mission LiFE

On 20 October 2025, the Environment Ministry said WWF-India's EIACP Programme Centre was running a 'Green Diwali' campaign under Mission LiFE, including a 'Breathable Art' installation in Rohini, Delhi.

Summary

The Environment Ministry said on 20 October 2025 that WWF-India's Programme Centre–Resource Partner under the EIACP (Environmental Information, Awareness, Capacity Building and Livelihood Programme), supported by the Ministry, was promoting a 'Swachh, Shubh and Green Diwali' under Mission LiFE. This Diwali it opened a 'Breathable Art' installation in Rohini, Delhi, symbolising community action for clean air. It builds on the centre's 'Breath of Change – Clean Air, Blue Skies' campaign, which reached over 2,00,000 people in Delhi through 25 programmes. The campaign links to SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) and SDG 13 (Climate Action) and invites a pledge for a clean, green and plastic-free Diwali.

Key facts

Campaign
Green Diwali — 'Swachh, Shubh and Green Diwali'
Run by
WWF-India EIACP Programme Centre (MoEFCC-supported)
Framework
Mission LiFE
Installation
'Breathable Art', Rohini (Delhi)
Earlier campaign
'Breath of Change – Clean Air, Blue Skies': 2 lakh+ citizens, 25 programmes
SDGs
12 and 13

Practice MCQs 2 questions

Q1 Advanced

As part of its Green Diwali campaign in October 2025, where did WWF-India's EIACP centre inaugurate a 'Breathable Art' installation?

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Correct answer: A — Rohini, Delhi

PIB: this Diwali, WWF EIACP inaugurated a 'Breathable Art' installation in Rohini, symbolising community-led action for clean air.

Q2 Advanced

In the Environment Ministry's programme under which WWF-India runs a Programme Centre, what does EIACP stand for?

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Correct answer: C — Environmental Information, Awareness, Capacity Building and Livelihood Programme

PIB: EIACP stands for Environmental Information, Awareness, Capacity Building and Livelihood Programme; WWF-India's Programme Centre–Resource Partner is supported by MoEFCC.

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