Engage and Educate 1.? ?Host public forums and town hall meetings. 2.? ?Provide clear, concise information on benefits (e.g., reduced noise, improved air quality). 3.? ?Showcase eco-friendly features (e.g., solar panels, green roofs). 4.? ?Offer guided airport tours to demonstrate changes. 5.? ?Utilize social media, newsletters, and local press to share updates. Address Concerns 1.? ?Identify and acknowledge community concerns. 2.? ?Provide data-driven responses to alleviate fears. 3.? ?Highlight economic benefits 4.? ?Emphasize long-term sustainability and environmental gains. 5. ?Collaborate with local businesses, organizations, and stakeholders. 6.? ?Establish an advisory committee for community input.

To win over the community facing resistance to eco-friendly airport changes, engage stakeholders early through public forums, emphasizing the long-term environmental, economic, and health benefits. Share transparent data and highlight successful case studies from other airports. Start with small pilot projects to showcase immediate positive impacts, and run educational campaigns to raise awareness. Collaborate with local governments and environmental organizations, and consider offering incentives to businesses and passengers who support these initiatives.

While implementing eco-friendly measures at airport, community participation can be a good measure to ensure its active support. Including individuals and self-help business groups to provide possible services and products can be one way to improve association. with community. Further, programs like noise reduction, energy from waste, electric vehicle charging, and development of community gardens with medicinal plants etc. can help in fostering long term relationship with the local community.