Mangalam College of Engineering, Kerala

The Green Audit for Mangalam College of Engineering established a systematic baseline of environmental performance across its 45-acre campus in Ettumanoor, evaluating existing sustainability interventions and identifying key opportunities for ongoing improvement. The assessment encompassed natural resource use, energy and water systems, waste management, built environment practices, and ecological stewardship.

Key achievements include:

Recognition as a Green Institution with ‘A’ Grade by Haritha Keralam Mission, government of Kerala, affirming effective implementation of campus sustainability practices

Execution of a certified Green Audit alongside Energy and Environment Audits under National Building Code 2016 – Part-11, demonstrating structured sustainability compliance

Campus-wide waste segregation systems with designated streams for degradable, non-degradable, and hazardous wastes, fostering responsible on-site disposal and hygiene culture

Rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge measures enhancing water conservation and supporting long-term resource resilience

Dedicated greenery and landscaping contributing to improved microclimate regulation, biodiversity support, and an eco-friendly campus ambience

Daylighting and natural ventilation optimization across learning and administrative spaces reducing reliance on artificial energy use

Promotion of sustainability awareness among students and staff through environmental initiatives and green campus policy integration

The audit delivered an actionable roadmap to enhance environmental performance, strengthen institutional accountability, support regulatory compliance, and guide future sustainability planning across academic and operational systems.