“A Partnership to Drive Sustainability Through Campus Management and Environmental Practices”
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Hyderabad, Dec 12: Sultan-ul-Uloom Education Society (SUES) and Watershed Support Services and Activities Network (WASSAN) have announced a landmark partnership to set new benchmarks in environmental conservation. The collaboration will be formalized with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) today.
The MoU will be signed by Mr. Zafar Javeed, Honorary Secretary of SUES, and Mr. M.V. Rama Chandrudu, Director of WASSAN, signaling the beginning of a transformative journey toward a sustainable future.
Pioneering Sustainability Goals
The partnership outlines several ambitious objectives to turn SUES into a model of environmental responsibility:
- Water-Positive Campus: Cutting-edge water management systems will be introduced to optimize conservation and usage.
- Zero-Waste Campus: Advanced waste management practices will aim to minimize the institution’s ecological footprint.
- Rainwater Harvesting: A detailed project report will be developed to ensure effective utilization of rainwater resources.
Leaders Speak on the Collaboration
Addressing the media, Mr. Zafar Javeed described the MoU as a turning point in SUES’s sustainability journey. “We aim to lead by example, creating a campus that embodies environmental responsibility. This partnership with WASSAN is the first step toward achieving our vision of a water-positive and zero-waste campus. Rainwater harvesting will serve as the cornerstone of our initiatives,” he stated.
Mr. M.V. Rama Chandrudu, Director of WASSAN, highlighted the technical expertise his organization will bring to the table. “This collaboration underscores the importance of educational institutions in promoting sustainable development. Together, we aim to set a precedent for others to follow,” he said.
A Unified Commitment
The MoU signing ceremony was attended by principals, dean, and director of SUES’s constituent colleges, reflecting the institution’s unified commitment to the cause.
This partnership marks a significant milestone in integrating sustainability into education, demonstrating that collective efforts can address critical environmental challenges.
