♻️ Environmental Sustainability

Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in campus-wide policies, practices, and innovations driving positive environmental change.

Our institution conducts mandatory annual training sessions for both students and staff on various environmental aspects as part of our commitment to sustainability. These trainings are coordinated by the IQAC, in collaboration with the Sustainability Cell, NSS, and Department of Environmental Sciences, and include:

  • Workshops on climate change, waste management, and water conservation
  • Online and offline sessions
  • Green literacy campaigns
  • Orientation on campus sustainability policies
  • Hands-on training in recycling, composting, energy audits
  • Training on waste segregation, energy-saving, and environmental compliance

Certificates of participation are issued, and records are maintained in the IQAC files for audit and rankings purposes.

Sr. No. Name of Activity Department/Agency Category Document
1Outreach Activity cum Awareness Session on “Solid Waste Management”FEAT-SGTUEnvironment and SustainabilityView Document
2Wastewater Treatment ProjectFEAT-SGTUEnvironment and SustainabilityView Document
3Wastewater Treatment ProjectFEAT-SGTUEnvironment and SustainabilityView Document
4Hands-on Workshop on Innovative Problem Solution by Design ThinkingFCAM, FABS, Govt. SchoolTraining on Social Aspect of SustainabilityView Document
54 Days Capacity Building Program on Sustainable SolutionsACIC, Faculty of Nursing, and Environmental CommitteeTraining on Social Aspect of SustainabilityView Document
6World Pollution Control DayFaculty of Yoga & NaturopathyEnvironment and SustainabilityView Document
7Visit to Biomedical Waste Treatment PlantBiomedical Treatment Pvt. Ltd.Environment and SustainabilityView Document
8Capacity Building Program on Sustainable SolutionsACIC, Environmental Committee, SGTUEnvironment and SustainabilityView Document
9World Environment Day: Tree PlantationCHC Farrukhnagar, Environmental CommitteeEnvironment and SustainabilityView Document
10Soil Health & Drone Application in Agriculture – Training ProgrammeDept. of Agricultural Extension, FASCAgriculture / SustainabilityView Document
11Kisan Gosthi at Saidpur VillageDept. of Agricultural Extension, FASCAgriculture / Farmer OutreachView Document
12Kisan Gosthi at Tirpari VillageDept. of Agricultural Extension, FASCAgriculture / Farmer OutreachView Document
13Outreach Workshop for Sultanpur Women on Upcycling GarmentsOutreach Team / FOD / Sultanpur Village WomenWomen Empowerment / SustainabilityView Document
14International Day of Forest 2024 CelebrationDepartment of Agricultural Extension, Faculty of Agricultural SciencesEnvironment and SustainabilityView Document
15World Environment Day- Tree PlantationDepartment of Community Health Nursing, Wellbeing Club, Department of Fundamental of Nursing, Holistic Club, Department of Child Health Nursing, Bridge well club, and EnvironmentalEnvironment and SustainabilityView Document

Our institution has implemented a structured Sustainability Literacy Assessment Tool to evaluate the environmental and sustainability knowledge of both Academic and Professional staff. The assessment includes:

  • Pre- and post-training questionnaires administered during sustainability workshops and courses
  • Customized in-house quizzes mapped to UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), climate literacy, and green practices

The results help:

  • Identify knowledge gaps
  • Tailor sustainability-related teaching and learning
  • Track annual improvements

Teachers' Feedback Environmernt

Student-Feedback (Webinar _ Water Conservation)

Yes, our University has committed to a formal Carbon Reduction Strategy that includes a long-term target of achieving net-zero Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2050, in alignment with international climate action goals.

Key Elements of the University’s Carbon Reduction Target:
Category Description
Target Year Net Zero by 2050 (interim review every 5 years)
Scope 1 Direct emissions from fuel combustion (generators, university vehicles, labs)
Scope 2 Indirect emissions from purchased electricity
Baseline Year 2023–24 (Greenhouse Gas Inventory Initiated)
Emission Reduction Goal 50% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 by 2035; 100% net zero by 2050

How the Target Will Be Achieved:

  • Transition to 100% renewable energy by 2035 (solar rooftops, green power purchase agreements)
  • Phased replacement of diesel/petrol vehicles with electric/hybrid
  • Energy-efficient retrofitting (LEDs, star-rated appliances)
  • Annual energy audits using GHG Protocol tools
  • Sustainability integrated in curriculum
  • Carbon offset initiatives (tree plantation, green belts)

Total Scope 1 & 2 emissions in tCO2e: 7,455


Total campus building footprint in square meters (sq²): 161,055

Total energy generated from renewable sources: 874,409 kWh

Baseline year for tracking progress: 2023–24. Annual reviews and progress audits are conducted for carbon reduction, with goal milestones set for 2035 and 2050.

We measure and report emissions following the GHG Protocol – Corporate Standard.

  • Scope 1: Direct emissions (vehicles, generators, labs)
  • Scope 2: Indirect emissions (electricity)
  • Scope 3: Optional: commuting, outsourced services, travel, waste, paper use

Tools & Validation:

  • GHG Protocol tools, India-specific emission factors (CEA, IPCC)
  • Audits by environmental consultants

Published in: Annual Sustainability Report, submitted to IQAC, Green Campus Cell, and stakeholders.