Sustainability Club Proposal
Introduction:
The Sustainability Club at Cambridge Institute of Technology aims to foster a culture of environmental responsibility and sustainability among students, faculty, and the community. The club will serve as a platform to engage, educate, and empower individuals to take action towards a more sustainable future. This is need of the hour as sustainability initiatives on campus are considered for accreditation in NAAC & Ranking in NIRF.
Objectives:
- Promote awareness about Sustainability, UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Climate Change, and Environmental Conservation.
- Organize workshops, seminars, and guest lectures on sustainability and ESG
- Initiate campus-wide sustainability initiatives such as Zero Waste Campus, Enhancing Biodiversity, and Energy & Water Conservation.
- Partner with industries, NGOs, and governmental organizations to drive real-world
- Encourage research and innovation in sustainability, sustainable development & ESG
- Provide students with hands-on experience in ESG reporting, carbon footprint analysis, and sustainability initiatives.
Structure & Membership:
- Patron: CEO of Cambridge Group of
- Faculty Coordinator: A faculty member to mentor and guide the
- Student President: Leads and oversees all activities of the
- Student Vice President: Assists the president and coordinates
- Student Secretary: Manages documentation and
- Event Coordinators: Plan and execute events and
- Student Members: Open to all students passionate about
- Nodal Office: Center for Sustainability & Executive
Activities & Initiatives:
- Green Campus Drive: Lead & Support Zero Waste Campus, Waste Segregation, Paper Recycling, and Plastic-Free campus policies.
- Sustainability Hackathon: Organize and encourage innovative solutions for real- world sustainability challenges & partner with Industry where applicable.
- Awareness Campaigns: Organize events on UN Calendar like World Environment Day, Earth Day, and Sustainability Day etc.
- Sustainable Lifestyle Challenge: Promote habits like zero waste, minimalism, and responsible consumption.
- ESG Training & Certification: Provide skill-building sessions for students on sustainability reporting and corporate ESG practices.
- Industry Collaborations: Partner with companies for sustainability focused projects on carbon neutrality, renewable energy, and circular economy models etc.
Expected Outcomes:
- Increased awareness and active participation in sustainability
- Development of student leaders in sustainability and ESG
- Stronger collaborations between academia, industry, and
- Contribution to national and global
- Improved campus sustainability standards and community
Funding & Support:
- Institutional support from Cambridge Institute of
- Sponsorships from corporates committed to
- Grants and funding from government agencies and NGO’s.
Conclusion:
The Sustainability Club will play a crucial role in building a greener, more sustainable future. Through student-driven initiatives, industry collaborations, and academic guidance, the club will contribute significantly to both local and global sustainability efforts. We look forward to support and participation from the entire Cambridge Institute of Technology community.
