The infrastructure of a college typically includes a variety of physical and technological resources designed to support academic, administrative, and extracurricular activities. It encompasses the following key areas:

Waste Management

• Segregation: Waste is categorized into wet waste (organic), dry waste (recyclables), and hazardous waste for easier recycling.
• Composting: Organic waste is composted on-site to create nutrient-rich soil for landscaping.
• Waste Reduction: Initiatives like digital materials over paper and reducing single-use plastics help minimize waste.
• Collection and Disposal: Waste bins are strategically placed, and waste is either recycled or sent to appropriate facilities.
• E-Waste Management: Electronic waste disposal systems are in place for old computers, printers, and phones.

Landscaping of Trees and Green Spaces

• Tree Planting Programs: Ongoing tree planting initiatives improve air quality, provide shade, and enhance biodiversity.
• Sustainable Landscaping: Native plants and water-efficient practices help maintain sustainable greenery.
• Green Spaces: Well-maintained gardens and lawns create a serene environment for relaxation and outdoor activities.

Green Campus

A green campus refers to an environmentally friendly and sustainable college environment that incorporates eco-friendly practices into its infrastructure and daily operations.