Waste Management

Waste Management Processes

The following specific procedures will be undertaken to ensure SCOP contribution in protecting the environment

Solid Waste Management

Collect paper waste produced on campus and collaborate with scrap dealers for recycling.

Reduce solid waste by developing a technology-centric teaching and administrative model.

Reduce use of paper by supporting digitization of attendance and internal assessment records.

Reduce requirement of printed books by updating the e-books and e-journals collection of the college library.

Encourage the students and teachers to use emails for assignment submissions.

Collect organic waste produced on campus and the dry waste should be carried for compost and vermi culture.

Liquid Waste Management

Maintain leak proof water fixtures.

Continued employment of a caretaker to take immediate steps to stop any water leakage through taps, pipes, tanks, toilet flush etc.

Reuse of wastewater generated by the filtration pits linked to outlet of canteen. Labs partially for gardening and ground harvesting.

E-Waste Management

More provisions for the disposal of the institutional e-waste.

Awareness amongst students about reduction of e-waste and environment friendly disposal practices for e-waste.

Encouraging department and society level activities pertaining to e-waste management