MEVP 012 Project Work Topics for 2025 (IGNOU projects)

Here are some suggested MEVP 012 (Environmental Science – Project Work) topics for the 2025 IGNOU Projects. These topics are aligned with the core focus of environmental studies and suitable for a practical and research-based project:

MEVP 012 Project Work Topics (2025) – IGNOU

1. Impact Assessment Studies

• Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of a Local Industry/Construction Project

• Social and Ecological Impact of a Mining or Deforestation Activity

2. Waste Management

• Solid Waste Management Practices in Urban Slums

• Study of Biomedical Waste Disposal in Local Clinics or Hospitals

• Plastic Waste Management and Recycling Trends in a Municipality

3. Water Resources & Pollution

• Quality Assessment of Groundwater in Rural/Urban Areas

• Study of Water Pollution in a Local River or Lake

• Rainwater Harvesting Practices in Urban Households

4. Biodiversity and Conservation

• Documentation of Biodiversity in a Local Park or Forest

• Role of Community in Wildlife Conservation

• Study of Endangered Species in a Particular Region

5. Climate Change and Adaptation

• Impact of Climate Change on Agricultural Patterns in a Region

• Study on Community Perception of Climate Change and Their Adaptation Measures

6. Sustainable Practices

• Assessment of Green Practices in Educational Institutions

• Energy Consumption Pattern and Scope of Renewable Energy in Households

• Study of Organic Farming as a Sustainable Agricultural Practice

7. Industrial and Air Pollution

• Monitoring Air Quality Near Industrial Areas

• Noise Pollution Levels in Urban Traffic Zones

• Effects of Vehicular Emissions on Urban Environment

8. Eco-friendly Technologies

• Comparative Study of Solar Energy Adoption in Rural vs Urban Areas

• Use of Biogas in Villages: A Sustainable Model

9. Community & Environment

• Role of NGOs in Environmental Protection in Your Region

• Public Awareness and Participation in Environmental Management

Tips for Project Report:

• Choose a local or region-specific problem to make your project relevant.

• Use data collection tools like surveys, interviews, and secondary research.

• Include maps, charts, photographs, and data tables wherever possible.

• Maintain ethical standards and environmental sensitivity throughout.

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