A green audit is an assessment of a company's environmental impact and sustainability practices. It involves analyzing the company's energy usage, waste management, and carbon footprint, among other factors, to identify areas for improvement and develop strategies for reducing the company's environmental impact. A green audit can help companies become more environmentally responsible and reduce their operating costs over time.

A green audit can provide numerous benefits for businesses and organizations. It can help identify areas where energy and resource consumption can be reduced, leading to cost savings and a smaller environmental footprint. Additionally, a green audit can improve a company's reputation and demonstrate a commitment to sustainability.

The broad methodology for the Green Audit is furnished below.

• Preliminary discussions with personnel and observations in all Campus areas.

• Data collection through discussions, past records, specifications.

• Field studies in each of the areas involving: - Performance trials.

• Measurement of energy performance related parameters

• Study of existing environment management practices

• Study of existing waste management practices

• Gap analysis & Identification of conservation opportunities.

• Preparation, discussion and submission of report to the management.

• Recognize the cost-saving methods through waste minimization and energy conservation.

• Empower the organization to frame a better environmental performance.

• More efficient resource management

• To create a green campus

• To enable waste management through reduction of waste generation, solid and waste

• To create plastic-free campus and evolve health consciousness among the stakeholder

• Recognize the cost-saving methods through waste minimizing and managing

• Impart environmental education through systematic environmental management approach and Improving environmental standards

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