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Category: Responsible Consumption and Production

Medicinal products: cough syrup and tea for controlling diabetes

Friday, 23 February 2024 by Abu Fahar
Description: Onion syrup has been used for centuries as a natural home remedy to soothe symptoms associated with colds and respiratory illnesses. Socio-Economic Benefits: Good alternative to synthetic cough drugs. give much better result with fast recovery Category: Medicinal Products – Natural medicinal products Department: Chemistry
  • Published in Climate Action, Good Health and Well-being, Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, Responsible Consumption and Production

Jobia Peksimet

Friday, 23 February 2024 by Abu Fahar
Description: Incorporation of red kidney beans in composite flour to innovate cake rusk for colon health Socio-Economic Benefits: May improve colon health and prevent constipation and colon cancer Category: Probiotics – Gastrointestinal tract infection, Antioxidants, Cholesterol lowering drugs Department: Food Science & Technology
  • Published in Decent Work and Economic Growth, Good Health and Well-being, Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, Responsible Consumption and Production

Green Paper

Friday, 23 February 2024 by Abu Fahar
Description: Paper is one of the most important packaging material is both developed and developing. Packaging spending of developed countries often amount to tens of billions of dollars, and China has amounted to more than thirty billion dollars. The proportion of paper and cardboard packaging is more than 1/3 in various kinds of packaging materials
  • Published in Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, Life on Land, Responsible Consumption and Production

Green Alternative to disposable plastics Utensils

Friday, 23 February 2024 by Abu Fahar
Description: Use of baggases to produce disposable utensils Socio-Economic Benefits: Use of baggases to produce disposable utensils to replace polystyrene base disposables Category: Waste management – Solid Waste management, environmental waste management, Biodegradation, fishery waste management, Marine waste management Department: Biotechnology
  • Published in Affordable and Clean Energy, Responsible Consumption and Production

Extraction Of Silica Gel from Rice Husk Ash

Friday, 23 February 2024 by Abu Fahar
Description: Rice husk is an agricultural residue abundantly available in rice producing countries. Silica is the major constituent of rice husk ash varying from 85-95%. With such a large ash content silica content in the rice husk it becomes economical to extract silica from the ash, which has wide market also addressing the rice husk
  • Published in Climate Action, Decent Work and Economic Growth, Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, Responsible Consumption and Production

Extraction of Aspirin via utilization of natural resources

Friday, 23 February 2024 by Abu Fahar
Description: Identification and extraction of Aspirin a pharmaceutical compound from fruit source Socio-Economic Benefits: Identification and extraction of Aspirin a pharmaceutical compound from fruit source Category: Medicinal Products – Natural medicinal products Department: Biotechnology
  • Published in Responsible Consumption and Production

Evaluation of insecticidal activities of novel bio-pesticide developed from cyanobacteria spp. and punica granatum l.

Friday, 23 February 2024 by Abu Fahar
Description: The agriculture of Pakistan is heavily dependent on synthetic agrochemicals to enhance plant growth and soil fertility, but the excess use of chemical-based fertilizers and pesticides causes a serious threat to the crop, soil, environment as well as human health by accumulating into the food chain. Group of Hemiptera pests are cosmopolitan sucking insects,
  • Published in Affordable and Clean Energy, Climate Action, Decent Work and Economic Growth, Good Health and Well-being, Life on Land, No Poverty, Responsible Consumption and Production, Zero Hunger

Eco-Plastics an altenative to synthetic plastic

Friday, 23 February 2024 by Abu Fahar
Description: Eco plastics are legitimate substitute achieved from the kitchen waste used as an alternative for non degradable plastics Socio-Economic Benefits: Eco plastics are legitimate substitute achieved from the kitchen waste used as an alternative for non degradable plastics Category: Bioplastic – Microbial bioplastic, Agricultural material based bioplastic, For packaging, cutlery, lab utensils Department: Biotechnology
  • Published in Responsible Consumption and Production

Development of Nutraceutical baked tortilla chips by the incorporation of composite flour supplemented with Moringa and Tomato Peel

Friday, 23 February 2024 by Abu Fahar
Description: To 1. Aim of this Research to utilize the Byproduct of Tomato (Tomato Peel) to increase nutritionalprofile of snacks. 2. To provide awareness about the high nutritional value of moringa leaf and tomato peel. 3. To reduce food waste and promote sustainable practice in food industry. 4. To provideappealing color to the snacks in
  • Published in Climate Action, Responsible Consumption and Production

Production of Nontoxic Bioenzyme based Surfactents

Friday, 23 February 2024 by admin
Description: Alternate to toxic chemical based surfactants Socio-Economic Benefits: Alternate to toxic chemical based surfactants Category: Enzyme Technology – Microbial enzyme production for beverage Industry, detergent industry, food industry, Fuel industry, Immobilization method development Department: Biotechnology
  • Published in Affordable and Clean Energy, Responsible Consumption and Production
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