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Green Audit Report 2017-18

SSPM’S BHAGWAN MAHAVIDYALAYA, ASHTI TA. ASHTI DIST. BEED (MAHARASHTRA)

Shetkari Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s,

Bhagwan Mahavidyalaya

(Arts, Commerce & Science)

Ashti, Tal-Ashti, Dist-Beed

Pin code 414203

GREEN AUDIT

2017-18



INDEX

SR. NO. CONTENT PAGE

NO.

01 INTRODUCTION 04

02 ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION COMMITTEE 05

03 FUNCTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION

COMMITTEE 06

04

WASTE MANAGEMENT

Solid waste management

1) Vermi compost project

2) Use Of Organic Fertilizers / Pesticides

Liquid waste management

1) Disposal of Wasted and Hazardous Chemicals

E- Waste management

07

05

RAIN WATER HARVESTING MANAGEMENT

BORE WELL HARVESTING 11

06

SOUND (NOISE) POLLUTION MANAGMENT

Silence Zone

Notification On Using Mobile in Silent Mode

Ban On Honking of Horn

Tree Plantation

13

07

ENERGY CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT

Facility of solar water heater of 200 liter capacity

Use of LED Tubes Lights/Bulbs

Ventilated and Bright Classrooms

Suggestion Boards

15

08

MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN HEALTH AND SAFETY

Regular Health Check-up

Convenience of Sanitary Napkin Machine

Separate Toilet facility

First AID Box

Fire Safety

Flexes of Health Awareness

17



09

PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL

CONVERSATION:

Individual role related to environmental conservation.

The importance of trees

Benefits of organic farming

Side effects of chemical fertilizers/pesticides

Side effects of pollution due to Fire Crackers

20

10

AIR POLLUTION MANAGMENT:-

Organisation of Tree Plantation Programme

No Smoking, No Tobacco In the Campus Area

No Vehicle Day

25

11 PAPERLESS OFFICE 27

12 PLASTIC FREE CAMPUS 27

13 LAND MANAGEMENT 28



1. INTRODUCTION

Bhagwan Mahavidyalaya Ashti was established on August 27,1992, Through the

parent institution (Shetkari Shikshin Prasarak Mandal Ashti) the motto of the institution

is “Education for All” just like education is important for the overall development of

human beings , it is also necessary that human beings should be rewarded with the

education of Environmental conservation.

Environmental conservation is one of the most important aspects to maintain

health. If the awareness about Environmental conservation is not instructed among the

students from their college days, it will be definitely a strong Environmental conservation

movement.

Eco-friendly college campus , tree plantation ,water conservation , waste

management ,noise pollution management, air pollution management, water pollution

management, Environmental conservation, awareness activities , human health and

safety, soil management, botanical garden ,through all such activities the college has

made contribution for envoi mental protection. The annual audit for these events is

certainly beneficial for the students, society and the college.



2. ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION COMMITTEE

Sr. No. Name of Member Designation Title in Committee

1. Dr. Wagh D. T. Principal Chairman

2. Dr. Bangar B.K. Vice Principal Chief-Coordinator

3. Dr. Khetmalas P.N. HOD Botany Dept. Coordinator

4. Shri. Kardule S.R. Asst. Prof. Botany Member

5. Dr. Patil D.P. Asso. Prof. Zoology Member

6. Dr. Jare D.S. Asst. Prof. Chemistry Member

7. Dr. Kawade R. B. Asst. Prof. Physics Member

8. Shri. Pawar S.P. Asst. Prof. Hindi Member

9. Shri. Pokale A.N. Asst. Prof. Marathi Member

10. Shri. Waghule V. T. Asst. Prof. Comp. Sci. Member

11. Shri. Hingane R. S. Official Superintendent Member



3. FUNCTION OF ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION

COMMITTEE:

• To improve the environment of the college campus.

To aware students and society about the environment conservation.

To demand funds for environment conservation.

To manage solid waste, liquid waste and e-waste of the college

campus.

To make efforts to reduce sound pollution

To make efforts to reduce water pollution

To make efforts for water conservation

To plant more trees and takes care of them

To create a healthier, tobacco-free campus

To maintain paperless office

To maintain soil management at the college campus

To maintain plastic free College campus

• To provide Security management

• To conduct green audit every year

• To provide compost fertilizers with the help of wormy compost

project



WASTE MANAGEMENT

Solid Waste Management:

The garbage management always tries to make the college campus Eco-

friendly. Vermi composts are prepared with the help of mulch of tree leaves and

waste paper that occurs around the college campus. These vermi composts are

again utilized to cultivate the botanical garden of college. For this purpose Waste

bins have been kept in the college. To maintain college campus clean, the waste

materials are collected from containers and stored in tanks to produce Vermi

composts.



3) Vermi compost project :

The college produces vermicompost from the mulches of leaves of

trees which are scattered in the campus. The produced vermicompost

used as fertilizers for trees. This vermicompost fertilizers project has

been proved very useful for the college.



4) Use Of Organic Fertilizers / Pesticides:

Organic Fertilizers and Pesticides are used instead of using chemical

fertilizers and insecticides.



Liquid Waste Management:

1) Disposal of Wasted and Hazardous Chemicals:

Hazardous chemicals, chemical utensils, cans or containers are disposed

scientifically .due to that soil pollution is prevented.



• E- Waste management:

• E-Waste materials are kept in a separate store-room with a dead

stock register.

• Drives, Monitors, Keyboards, Cartridges, etc. is disposed through

outside agencies as a scrap.

• UPS batteries are recharged/repaired/exchanged by the suppliers.

• The cartridge of laser printers is refilled outside the college

campus.

• RAIN WATER HARVESTING MANAGEMENT:

Efforts have been made by Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting Management to

harvest some of rain water from the main building of the college towards the

botanical garden.



• BORE WELL HARVESTING:

Rain water occurs on the college playground is diverted towards the bore

well located at the government rural hospital. The government rural hospital has

benefited due to rain water harvesting.



SOUND (NOISE) POLLUTION MANAGMENT:

In order to avoid sound pollution in the college campus, or to avoid causing

noise, the college has tried various means to prevent sound pollution .

Silence Zone:

The campus has been declared as silence zone and the students have been

instructed with the help of boards of silence zone.

Notification on Using Mobile in Silent Mode:

An instruction has been given to students to operate mobile phones in silent

mode, especially at the library and auditorium hall.



Ban On The Honking of Horn: Suggestion boards of no honking are setup in the campus so sound

pollution could be reduced.

Tree Plantation:

Most of trees have been planted in the college campus to reduce the

intensity of noise pollution so in future the intensity of sound pollution will

be reduced in the campus



ENERGY CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT:

The college gives priority to energy saving. The college has made a good

effort to conserve energy by trying through various means for energy saving.

Facility of 200 liter capacity solar water heater:

To save energy, money and time, the college has set up a 200 liter

solar water heater for the girls’ hostel. It saves electricity in large scale.

Use of LED Tubes Lights/Bulbs:

In order to save energy, the college saves energy by using LED tubes

and bulbs.

Ventilated and Bright Classrooms:

Since the design of classrooms is intended in a such a way that , the

classrooms will remain well ventilated and full of light so the requirement

of tube lights and fans will be very less hence energy can be saved .



Suggestion Boards :

Suggestion boards have been set up for power saving in the college

like, offices, classrooms, libraries, various laboratories and various

departments. It helps to save electricity.



MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN HEALTH AND SAFETY:

The college has given special priority for human health and safety. The

following various factors help to manage human health and safety.

Regular Health Check-up:

Every year, the college organizes blood group check- up and HB

check-up of students. The students took active part in this event.

Convenience of Sanitary Napkin Machine:

Sanitary napkin machine facility has been made available for girls

students and women employee.



Separate Toilet facility:

Separate toilets are available for students and staff in the college.

First AID Box:

In case of any accidental injury, first aid boxes are available in the

college.



Fire Safety:

Fire Extinguishers have been set up in various places in the college so

as not to cause the loss of life and financial loss through fire.

Flexes of Health Awareness:

In order to create health awareness among students and society, The

College has setup flexes to spread awareness about the health related

information in the college campus.



PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL

CONVERSATION:

Environment will not prevail if public awareness is not spread, keeping this

thing in mind, the college has tried to aware students towards environmental

conservation.

The college campus has been flexed to create awareness about environmental

conservation. Through this, the college tried its best to create awareness about

environmental conservation

• INDIVIDUAL ROLE RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL

CONSERVATION.



• IMPORTANCE OF TREES



• BENEFITS OF ORGANIC FARMING



• SIDE EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS/PESTICIDES



• SIDE EFFECTS OF POLLUTION DUE TO FIRE CRACKERS



AIR POLLUTION MANAGMENT:-

The college has made positive efforts through various means so as not to

cause problems related to air pollution in the college campus.

Organization Of Tree Plantation Programme: Environmental conservation committee, NSS, Department of life-

long learning and extension arranges tree plantation programme every year.

All trees in the campus are cultivated through these departments. Thus air

pollution in college campus is not known.



NO SMOKING, NO TOBACCO IN THE CAMPUS AREA: Smoking and chewing tobacco is strictly prohibited in the college campus.

No Vehicle Day:

The college has declared the second and fourth Saturday of every month as a

‘No Vehicle Day’. This intuitive has helped to reduce air pollution and create

awareness about air pollution students and community.



PAPERLESS OFFICE

Deliberate efforts are made to use least amount of paper in

administrative work, and academic work. The college prefers

information technology like the website, email, What App, phone

instead of the paperwork. E-sources are available for Faculty as teaching

aids. Wi-Fi facility enables to create paperless activities.

PLASTIC FREE CAMPUS

An initiative is taken to ban plastic bags in the college premises

and promote to use paper bags.



LAND MANAGEMENT

The campus of college is eco-friendly because of botanical garden

and many planted trees in the campus. The soil erosion is controlled due

to Mati -Nala/Cement -Nala bunding. Also the college prefers organic

fertilizers and pesticides instead of chemical fertilizers and pesticides to

maintain soil properly.

Our college has green campus, which comprises of following floras:

Sr.

No. Local Name Botanical Name Family Number of Plants

1. Nilgiri Eucalyptus globules Myrtaceae 33

2. Buganvillia Bougalnvillea spectabilis Nuctanjinaceae 113

3. Amba Mangifera Indica Anacardacea 02

4. Karanj Pangamia alata Fabaceae 33

5. Thuja Thujia orlantalis Cupressaceae 19

6. Ashoka Polyanthia longifilia Annonaceae 14

7. Gulmohar Delonixregia caesalpinaceae 04

8. Badam Terminalia fattappa Combretaceae 03

9. Bottle Pam Hypophorbe legenicavlis Palmaceae 20

10. Fan Pam Thrinox Palmaceae 02

11. Jaswand Hibiscus rosasinensis Malvaceae 11

12. Wad Ficus benghalensis Moraceae 13

13. Chinch Tamarindus indica Caesalpinaceae 08

14. Limb Azadiracta indica Meliaceae 11

15. Saptaparni Alistonia spp Apocynaceae 27

16. Kanchan Bavhmia racemosa Cawalpinaceae 01

17. Ratrani Cestrum nocturnum - 01

18. Lemon Citrus limon Rutaceae 03

19. Chandi Path Tephrosia purpurea 01



20. Nerium Nerium indicum Apocyanceae 18

Sr.

No. Local Name Botanical Name Family Number of Plants

21. Pimpal Ficus religiosa Moraceae 09

22. Nil-Gulmohar Jacaranda mimosifolia Bigoniaceae 04

23. Kashwad Abelia chinensis Caprifoliaceae 05

24. Shivan Gmelina arborea Vebenaceae 04

25. Suru Casuarina equisetfolia Casurinaceae 11

26. Nandurki Abelia trifiora Caprifoliaceae 01

27. Tabia Xanthosoma sagittifolium Araceae 14

28. Chafa Plumeria abtusa- Apocynanceae 17

29. Kardal Canna indica Cannaceae 02

30. Golden Bamboo Phyllostachys aurea Poaceae 01

31. Christmast tree Araucaria araucana Araucariaceae 05

32. Rubber Tree Ficus Elastica Moraceae 02

33. Blue Pea Clitoria terenatea Fabaceae 01

34. Shankasur Caesalpini pulcherima Fabace 15

35. Ixoera Ixora coccinea Rubiaceae 21

36. Archa Pam Archirama archaea - 08

37. Duranta Duranta erecta Rerbenaceae 400

38. Madhumalti Combretum indicum Combretaceae 12

39. Jai Jasminum species Oleaceae 10

40. Ganesh vel Ipomoea quamnoclit Convolvulaceae 10

41. Cycas Cycas revolute Cycadaceae 02

42. Enerry Prunus avium Asteraceae 20

43. Parijatak Nyctanthes arbortristis Nyctanatanaeae 06

44. Ficustree Ficus Benjamina Moraceae 23

45. Awla Phyllanthus emblica Phyllanthaceae 06

46. Rose Rosa alba Rosaceae 15

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