NOC from Gujrat State Pollution Control Board
Gujarat Pollution Control Board is a statutory body entrusted with enforcing environmental laws and regulations within the state of Gujarat, India. The Water Pollution Prevention and Control Board, which was established on February 3, 1975 under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, was renamed Gujarat Pollution Control Board on July 13, 1982, following the passage of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act of 1977, as well as other obligations under the Environmental Protection Act of 1986, were also given to the Board.
What are the objectives of GPCB?
Sustainable Development: - Sustainable development is a broad term that encompasses the need for economic progress while also taking into account environmental conservation and social equality. Controlling the prevention of natural resources is referred to as preventive.
Waste Management: Waste Management is an excellent way to safeguard the environment.
Consumer awareness: Consumer awareness can help reduce pollution by persuading the general people to use CFLs, paper bags, and public transportation instead of firecrackers, plastic bags, and other non-biodegradable products.
Compliance: In order to limit pollution in Gujrat, the GPCB established specific criteria for companies and health care facilities.
What are the Functions of GPCB?
Why GPCB certification is important?
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What are the Documents required to obtain NOC from GPCB?
Who are entitle to obtain the GPCB NOC?
So, the manufacturing units, Health care establishments, Traders, E-waste management entities, Solid waste management entities, Hazardous waste management entities, Battery waste management entities, Plastic waste management entities, Bio-medical waste management entities are eligible to apply for the NOC from GPCB.
