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EM Division imparts chalk-talk and practical oriented training programmes with real-time case studies in the domain areas of Water Supply and Sanitation, Septage Management, Environment Monitoring, Waste Management, Sewerage System and Environment Data Management etc... Continuing Professional Development Programmes are conducted every year for the officials of Ministries, Regulatory Boards, Government Departments, Public Sectors, Industries, Academics and other Stakeholders. Need-based Specific Training Programmes for organizations like CPCB, NMDC, ONGC, MoUD, MoHUPA, MoEFCC and ULBs etc. are also conducted.

Area of Expertise

  • Environment Monitoring: Air Pollution Monitoring & Modelling, Water Pollution Monitoring & Modelling, GIS, GPS & RS Applications, Environmental Data Management & Environmental Sustainability.
  • Waste Management: Solid and Liquid Waste, Bio-Medical, Plastic, e-Waste, Construction & Demolition and Hazardous Waste.
  • Water Supply & Sanitation: Water Supply System, Water Audit & Leakage Control, Instrumentation, SCADA, RS & GIS applications, Underground Sewerage System, Sewage Treatment Plants, Strom Water Drainage, Recycle and Reuse of Waste Water, Membrane Based Waste Water Treatment Technology, CETPs, Fecal Sludge Management, Detailed Project Report, Contract & Tendering and Service Level Benchmark etc.
  • Environmental & Social Issues: Environmental Impact Assessment, Environmental Management Plan, Environmental Legislation, Environmental and Social Impact Assessment, Rehabilitation & Resettlement and Environmental and Social Framework etc.
  • Government Missions: AMRUT, SMART CITY, SWACHH BHARAT, HRIDAY, PMAY-HFA, NULM, Social Livelihood, SM&ID, EST&P, SUP and SUH etc...
Division Contact Info
    Ms Anita Aggarwal Faculty & Head I/c
  • 040 66304120 / 8374362306
  • Mr. G N M Rao Deputy Manager (Prog)
  • 040 66304122 / 9866431555
  • em@escihyd,org
  • Environment Management Division
    Engineering Staff College of India
    Gachibowli, Hyderabad, Telangana 500032.

  • Mon - Fri 09:30 AM - 05:30 PM

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Recycle and Reuse of Treated Wastewater, Resource Recovery, and Energy Recovery from Biological Sludge of STPs
27 - 29 October, 2026 Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
Rapid urbanization and growing water demand are placing increasing pressure on India’s freshwater resources, while the generation of urban wastewater continues to rise. This makes wastewater recycling, reuse and resource recovery essential for achieving water security and sustainable urban development. As per the CPCB National Inventory of Sewage Treat... Read More

Rapid urbanization and growing water demand are placing increasing pressure on India’s freshwater resources, while the generation of urban wastewater continues to rise. This makes wastewater recycling, reuse and resource recovery essential for achieving water security and sustainable urban development. As per the CPCB National Inventory of Sewage Treatment Plants, 2021, urban India generated about 72,368 MLD of sewage, against an installed treatment capacity of 31,841 MLD, with only 20,235 MLD actually utilized. With sewage generation expected to increase substantially in the coming decades, there is an urgent need to move beyond the conventional “treat and discharge” approach towards “treat, recycle, reuse and recover.”

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27 - 29 October 2026

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Greening Urban Infrastructure through Nature-Based Solutions: Sanitation, Solid Waste Management and Water Supply
02 - 06 November, 2026 Course Fee : Rs. 30000 + GST %
Indian cities are facing increasing pressure from rapid urbanisation, climate variability, water stress, flooding, pollution and growing volumes of solid waste and wastewater. These challenges require urban infrastructure that not only provides reliable services but also works with natural systems to improve resilience, resource efficiency and environmental ... Read More

Indian cities are facing increasing pressure from rapid urbanisation, climate variability, water stress, flooding, pollution and growing volumes of solid waste and wastewater. These challenges require urban infrastructure that not only provides reliable services but also works with natural systems to improve resilience, resource efficiency and environmental outcomes. India’s current urban programmes, including AMRUT 2.0 and SBM-U 2.0, increasingly emphasise integrated water management, sewerage and septage management, water-body rejuvenation, solid waste management, resource recovery and sustainable urban development.

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02 - 06 November 2026

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Urban Water Utilities: Water Audits and Technical Tools for NRW, CGW and Water Supply Systems
10 - 12 November, 2026 Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
India’s rapidly growing urban areas are placing increasing pressure on water resources and urban water utilities. At the same time, utilities face challenges related to water losses, intermittent supply, inadequate metering, ageing distribution networks, groundwater stress, energy consumption and financial sustainability. AMRUT 2.0 places strong emphas... Read More

India’s rapidly growing urban areas are placing increasing pressure on water resources and urban water utilities. At the same time, utilities face challenges related to water losses, intermittent supply, inadequate metering, ageing distribution networks, groundwater stress, energy consumption and financial sustainability. AMRUT 2.0 places strong emphasis on improving water-use efficiency and reducing Non-Revenue Water (NRW) to below 20%, supported by water metering, District Metered Areas (DMAs), leakage detection and water-audit systems.

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10 - 12 November 2026

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Hazardous Waste Management: Generation, Processing, Treatment and Regulatory Compliance (2016 Rules with Amendment...
25 - 27 November, 2026 Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
India's industrial growth has resulted in significant generation of hazardous and other wastes from sectors such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, petroleum, metals, engineering, manufacturing and other industrial activities. CPCB's National Inventory for 2023–24 reports approximately 58.29 million tonnes of hazardous waste generation, highlightin... Read More

India's industrial growth has resulted in significant generation of hazardous and other wastes from sectors such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, petroleum, metals, engineering, manufacturing and other industrial activities. CPCB's National Inventory for 2023–24 reports approximately 58.29 million tonnes of hazardous waste generation, highlighting the need for scientifically sound handling, processing, treatment, recovery and disposal systems. The Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016 (HOWM Rules) establish requirements for the environmentally sound management of hazardous and other wastes, covering generation, storage, packaging, transportation, utilization, recycling, recovery, treatment, co-processing, disposal and transboundary movement. The regulatory framework has been updated through subsequent amendments, including amendments notified in 2023, 2024 and 2025.

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25 - 27 November 2026

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Plastic Waste Management: End-to-End Processes, Recycling Technologies and Circular Economy (2016 Rules – Amende...
02 - 03 December, 2026 Course Fee : Rs. 12000 + GST %
Plastic has become an integral part of modern life due to its versatility and wide range of applications. However, increasing plastic consumption, particularly in packaging and single-use applications, has resulted in growing quantities of plastic waste and associated environmental challenges. Improperly managed plastic waste can contribute to littering, blo... Read More

Plastic has become an integral part of modern life due to its versatility and wide range of applications. However, increasing plastic consumption, particularly in packaging and single-use applications, has resulted in growing quantities of plastic waste and associated environmental challenges. Improperly managed plastic waste can contribute to littering, blockage of drainage systems, pollution of land and water bodies, impacts on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, and microplastic pollution. Effective plastic waste management therefore requires an end-to-end approach, covering reduction, segregation, collection, transportation, sorting, recycling, resource recovery and environmentally sound management of residual waste.

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02 - 03 December 2026

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AI & ML-Driven Solutions for Urban Water Supply, Sewerage and Sanitation Management (Hands-on Training)
15 - 17 December, 2026 Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
Urban water supply, sewerage and sanitation systems are becoming increasingly complex due to rapid urbanisation, growing service demands, water scarcity, ageing infrastructure, operational challenges and the need for efficient resource management. Digital technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Internet of Things (IoT), G... Read More

Urban water supply, sewerage and sanitation systems are becoming increasingly complex due to rapid urbanisation, growing service demands, water scarcity, ageing infrastructure, operational challenges and the need for efficient resource management. Digital technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Internet of Things (IoT), GIS and data analytics, are creating new opportunities to improve the planning, operation and management of urban water and sanitation services.

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15 - 17 December 2026

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Technical Exposure Program: Design & O&M of ETPs with Real-Time Online Monitoring (CEMS & CEQMS) for Industrial De...
21 - 24 December, 2026 Course Fee : Rs. 24000 + GST %
Industrial development and expansion of manufacturing activities have increased the need for effective management of industrial wastewater and emissions. Properly designed and efficiently operated Effluent Treatment Plants (ETPs) are essential for ensuring compliance with environmental standards, protecting receiving water bodies and promoting water reuse an... Read More

Industrial development and expansion of manufacturing activities have increased the need for effective management of industrial wastewater and emissions. Properly designed and efficiently operated Effluent Treatment Plants (ETPs) are essential for ensuring compliance with environmental standards, protecting receiving water bodies and promoting water reuse and resource efficiency. With increasing emphasis on continuous environmental compliance, real-time online monitoring systems, including Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS) and Continuous Effluent Quality Monitoring Systems (CEQMS), are becoming important tools for monitoring industrial emissions and effluent quality. Integration of monitoring data with regulatory and management systems can support timely intervention, process optimisation and improved environmental performance.

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21 - 24 December 2026

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Preparation of DPRs and Evaluation of Tender Documents for Water, Effluent and Sewage Treatment Plants
05 - 07 January, 2027 Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
Detailed Project Report (DPR) for a Sewage Treatment Plant scheme is a base document for implementing the project. It is a document which should fit into the city sanitation plan. Based on this, the detailed steps required can be taken for:Sewage collection, Sewage conveyance, Sewage pumping Sewage treatment Sewage reuse where possible Sludge management Meth... Read More

Detailed Project Report (DPR) for a Sewage Treatment Plant scheme is a base document for implementing the project. It is a document which should fit into the city sanitation plan. Based on this, the detailed steps required can be taken for:Sewage collection, Sewage conveyance, Sewage pumping Sewage treatment Sewage reuse where possible Sludge management Methods of procurement Human resources development and Tariff for sustainable O&M Levies as taxes and charges Viability gap funding ESCI is organizing a 3-day interactive programme in which each of the above topics will be explained with illustrations of case studies.

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05-07 January 2027

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Circular Economy: Integrating New EPR Rules, Digital Governance, and Resource Recovery in Water & Wastewater Manag...
19 - 22 January, 2027 Course Fee : Rs. 24000 + GST %
Globally, the circular economy is increasingly recognized as a key development approach for achieving the 2030 Agenda for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The circular economy model promotes a transformative pathway for efficient utilization of natural resources by minimizing waste generation, enhancing resource recovery, and creating employment opp... Read More

Globally, the circular economy is increasingly recognized as a key development approach for achieving the 2030 Agenda for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The circular economy model promotes a transformative pathway for efficient utilization of natural resources by minimizing waste generation, enhancing resource recovery, and creating employment opportunities across production and consumption systems through the application of the 3R principles—Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.

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19 – 22 January 2027

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ArcGIS desktop Hands-on training with live Project
27 - 29 January, 2027 Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
Rapid urbanisation, infrastructure development, sustainability goals, and the increasing need for data-driven decision-making are compelling cities and organisations to plan and manage resources more efficiently. Geographic Information System (GIS) technology has become an essential tool for spatial planning, infrastructure management, environmental assessment, utility management, and informed decision-making. ArcGIS is one of the widely used GIS platfo... Read More

Rapid urbanisation, infrastructure development, sustainability goals, and the increasing need for data-driven decision-making are compelling cities and organisations to plan and manage resources more efficiently. Geographic Information System (GIS) technology has become an essential tool for spatial planning, infrastructure management, environmental assessment, utility management, and informed decision-making. ArcGIS is one of the widely used GIS platforms that provides powerful capabilities for mapping, spatial data management, visualisation, editing, and geospatial analysis. It enables professionals to integrate diverse datasets, analyse spatial relationships, prepare thematic maps, identify trends and patterns, and communicate information effectively to decision-makers and stakeholders.

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27 – 29 January 2027

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Environmental Planning and the Water–Energy–Food (WEF) Nexus for Safe, Resilient and Sustainable Communities: ...
09 - 12 February, 2027 Course Fee : Rs. 24000 + GST %
Rapid urbanisation, climate change and growing pressure on natural resources are making water, energy and food security increasingly interconnected challenges. Globally, agriculture accounts for around 70% of freshwater withdrawals, highlighting the strong relationship between water, food and energy resources. India is also facing increasing challenges re... Read More

Rapid urbanisation, climate change and growing pressure on natural resources are making water, energy and food security increasingly interconnected challenges. Globally, agriculture accounts for around 70% of freshwater withdrawals, highlighting the strong relationship between water, food and energy resources. India is also facing increasing challenges related to water scarcity, groundwater depletion, climate variability, urban growth and resource management. The Water–Energy–Food (WEF) Nexus provides an integrated approach to address these challenges while promoting resource efficiency, environmental sustainability and climate resilience.

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09 - 12 February 2027

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Latest Survey Technologies Using Total Station, GPS, DGPS, DRONE and RADAR - Hands-On Training Program
01 - 05 March, 2027 Course Fee : Rs. 30000 + GST %
Modern surveying has evolved rapidly with the integration of Total Station, GPS/GNSS, DGPS, Drone/UAV and RADAR technologies. These technologies enable faster, more accurate and efficient data collection for infrastructure development, topographic mapping, land and urban planning, road and railway projects, construction, mining, environmental assessment and ... Read More

Modern surveying has evolved rapidly with the integration of Total Station, GPS/GNSS, DGPS, Drone/UAV and RADAR technologies. These technologies enable faster, more accurate and efficient data collection for infrastructure development, topographic mapping, land and urban planning, road and railway projects, construction, mining, environmental assessment and disaster management. With the growing demand for high-precision, digital and remotely captured spatial data, professionals need practical knowledge of modern surveying instruments, data acquisition techniques and interpretation of survey outputs. ESCI is organising a hands-on training programme to provide participants with practical exposure to contemporary survey technologies and their applications in real-world projects

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01 - 05 March 2027

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Impact of Climate Change on Water Resources in India: Challenges and Solutions
15 - 17 March, 2027 Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
Climate change is increasingly affecting India’s water resources through changing rainfall patterns, extreme weather events, droughts, floods, rising temperatures, groundwater stress and increasing water demand. These impacts are creating challenges for drinking water supply, agriculture, ecosystems and urban and industrial development. With India e... Read More

Climate change is increasingly affecting India’s water resources through changing rainfall patterns, extreme weather events, droughts, floods, rising temperatures, groundwater stress and increasing water demand. These impacts are creating challenges for drinking water supply, agriculture, ecosystems and urban and industrial development. With India experiencing rapid urbanisation and increasing variability in water availability, climate-resilient and sustainable water management has become essential. The programme will provide participants with an understanding of climate-related water challenges and practical approaches for adaptation, resilience and improved water security.

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15-17 March 2027

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Noise Pollution in Urban Environments: Measurement, Control Technologies and Mental Health Implications
23 - 25 March, 2027 Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
Rapid urbanisation, increasing traffic, construction activity, industrial operations and commercial growth have made noise pollution a growing environmental challenge in cities. Prolonged exposure to excessive noise can affect quality of life and is associated with sleep disturbance, stress, reduced concentration and other physical and mental health impacts.... Read More

Rapid urbanisation, increasing traffic, construction activity, industrial operations and commercial growth have made noise pollution a growing environmental challenge in cities. Prolonged exposure to excessive noise can affect quality of life and is associated with sleep disturbance, stress, reduced concentration and other physical and mental health impacts. Effective noise management requires systematic measurement, monitoring, source identification, planning and application of appropriate control technologies. This programme provides participants with practical knowledge of urban noise pollution, its health implications and strategies for assessment and control.

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23 - 25 March 2027

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S.No Course Title Code Date_From-Date_To Duration (Days) Online/
Classroom
Offline Fee Online Fee
1 Bio-Medical Waste Management: Compliance with the Rules, 2016 (Amended) and Latest MoEFCC/CPCB Standards (2025) 8051 07/04/2026 - 09/04/2026 3 Classroom 18000 NA
2 Advanced Wastewater Treatment and Recycle & Reuse Technologies 8070 20/04/2026 - 24/04/2026 5 Classroom 30000 NA
3 Integrated Hydraulic and Hydrodynamic Modeling for Sustainable Urban Water Systems (WaterGEMS, SewerGEMS, & StormCAD) 8071 04/05/2026 - 08/05/2026 5 Classroom 30000 NA
4 Coastal Wastewater Management, Decentralised STPs & Urban Water Systems at Goa 8072 18/05/2026 - 22/05/2026 5 Classroom 125000 NA
5 Environmental Compliance and Sustainability in Infrastructure Projects: Legislation, Air Pollution Monitoring, EIA/EMP and Open-Source Reporting Tools 8073 08/06/2026 - 12/06/2026 5 Classroom 30000 NA
6 Hands on Training on Air Dispersion Modeling 8061 23/06/2026 - 25/06/2026 3 Classroom 18000 NA
7 Hands-On Training -Open-Source GIS Tools (QGIS) for Planning, Infrastructure and Environmental Applications and Sustainability 8049 07/07/2026 - 09/07/2026 3 Classroom 18000 NA
8 O&M of Water and Waste Water facilities and Upgrading Existing Facilities to Meet Latest Regulatory Standards (NGT / CPCB) 8037 20/07/2026 - 24/07/2026 5 Classroom 30000 NA
9 Faecal Sludge and Septage Management in the Framework of Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban/Rural) 8025 04/08/2026 - 06/08/2026 3 Classroom 18000 NA
10 E-Waste Management: Issues, Collection and Disposal Mechanisms – Challenges and Opportunities 8013 18/08/2026 - 20/08/2026 3 Classroom 18000 NA
11 Water Pollution Monitoring & Modelling using Software Applications – Theory & Practical’s. 8001 08/09/2026 - 11/09/2026 4 Classroom 24000 NA
12 Integrated Solid Waste Management System: Technical Aspects, Waste-to-Energy Opportunities and Leachate Management 7989 21/09/2026 - 25/09/2026 5 Classroom 30000 NA
13 Urban Design, Mobility Planning and Water Management Systems for Engineering and City Planning at Chandigarh 7977 05/10/2026 - 09/10/2026 5 Classroom 125000 NA
14 Recycle and Reuse of Treated Wastewater, Resource Recovery, and Energy Recovery from Biological Sludge of STPs 7965 27/10/2026 - 29/10/2026 3 Classroom 18000 NA
15 Greening Urban Infrastructure through Nature-Based Solutions: Sanitation, Solid Waste Management and Water Supply 7953 02/11/2026 - 06/11/2026 5 Classroom 30000 NA
16 Urban Water Utilities: Water Audits and Technical Tools for NRW, CGW and Water Supply Systems 7941 10/11/2026 - 12/11/2026 3 Classroom 18000 NA
17 Hazardous Waste Management: Generation, Processing, Treatment and Regulatory Compliance (2016 Rules with Amendments) 7929 25/11/2026 - 27/11/2026 3 Classroom 18000 NA
18 Plastic Waste Management: End-to-End Processes, Recycling Technologies and Circular Economy (2016 Rules – Amended) 7917 02/12/2026 - 03/12/2026 2 Classroom 12000 NA
19 AI & ML-Driven Solutions for Urban Water Supply, Sewerage and Sanitation Management (Hands-on Training) 7905 15/12/2026 - 17/12/2026 3 Classroom 18000 NA
20 Technical Exposure Program: Design & O&M of ETPs with Real-Time Online Monitoring (CEMS & CEQMS) for Industrial Development Corporation 7893 21/12/2026 - 24/12/2026 4 Classroom 24000 NA
21 Preparation of DPRs and Evaluation of Tender Documents for Water, Effluent and Sewage Treatment Plants 7881 05/01/2027 - 07/01/2027 3 Classroom 18000 NA
22 Circular Economy: Integrating New EPR Rules, Digital Governance, and Resource Recovery in Water & Wastewater Management 7869 19/01/2027 - 22/01/2027 4 Classroom 24000 NA
23 ArcGIS desktop  Hands-on  GIS training with live project 7857 27/01/2027 - 29/01/2027 3 Classroom 18000 NA
24 Environmental Planning and the Water–Energy–Food (WEF) Nexus for Safe, Resilient and Sustainable Communities: SDG Impacts and Environmental Solutions 7845 09/02/2027 - 12/02/2027 4 Classroom 24000 NA
25 Latest Survey Technologies Using Total Station, GPS, DGPS, DRONE and RADAR - Hands-On Training Program 7833 01/03/2027 - 05/03/2027 5 Classroom 30000 NA
26 Impact of Climate Change on Water Resources in India: Challenges and Solutions 7821 15/03/2027 - 17/03/2027 3 Classroom 18000 NA
27 Noise Pollution in Urban Environments: Measurement, Control Technologies and Mental Health Implications 7809 23/03/2027 - 25/03/2027 3 Classroom 18000 NA

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