Department organized a Poster Making and Presentation Programme on the occasion of World Ozone Day

  • Research Centre
  • 16 Sep / 2026

The PG & Research Department of Economics, The Zamorin’s Guruvayurappan College, organized a Poster Making and Presentation Programme on the occasion of World Ozone Day on September 16, 2026, at 11:30 AM at the Research Centre.

The programme was conducted to create awareness about the importance of ozone layer protection, environmental conservation, and climate action. The event was led by Dr. Anooja Chacko, Head of the Department in Charge.

The core theme of the programme was introduced by Dr. Remmiya Rajan, who highlighted the significance of protecting the ozone layer and preserving the environment. The discussion also emphasized the relevance of ozone protection to Sustainable Development Goal 13 (SDG 13): Climate Action.

As part of the programme, 3rd Year BA Economics students prepared and presented posters focusing on ozone layer conservation and environmental protection. A total of 85 participants attended the programme, including 45 Science Club students from Pokkunnu Government UP School.

The visiting school students actively interacted with the college students, viewed the poster presentations, and participated in an engaging question-and-answer session with the 3rd Year BA Economics student presenters. The posters were evaluated by the following judges:

  • Mrs Krishnaveni, Assistant Professor and Head of the Department, Department of Mathematics
  • Ms Pallavi, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics
  • Mr Akash, Faculty, Department of History

Competition Results

  • First Position: Group 5
  • Second Position (Joint): Group 3 and Group 6
  • Third Position: Group 4

Outcome

The programme was successfully conducted as an effective awareness initiative on ozone layer protection and environmental conservation. It provided an opportunity for meaningful college-school academic interaction and encouraged students to develop greater environmental awareness and responsibility. The event successfully connected environmental education with the principles of sustainable development and climate action.