A four-member team from Green Audit External Expert, visited Oriental college Kohima on Friday to analyze environmental practices within and outside the college campus, which will have an impact on the eco-friendly ambience.
The team included environmental engineer, Aghali A Swu, asst environmental engineer, Kevisede Pucho, scientist B, Mvudzeviu Shüya and senior scientific assistant, Sentinaro from Nagaland Pollution Control Board (NPCB).
A formal session was held at Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) office during which principal, Oriental College Dr Khriereizhünuo Dzüvichü, delivered a welcome note.
Assistant professor, Environmental Science department, Vikezelie Keretsü, presented a detailed green audit report of the college.
The formal session was followed by inspection and verification of sites under the supervision of IQAC coordinator, Tumben Ngullie, which the external expert team visited including college canteen, hostels, hostel kitchen, water harvesting areas, green campus cover, waste disposal pits, waste management, incineration areas, drainages and spring water ponds of the college.
The exit meeting and concluding remarks was presented by the Green Audit team, NPCB, Aghali Swu and Mvudzeviu Shüya where they highlighted on the importance of Green Audit in the institutions and the value of imparting green practices for sustainable development.
The programme was chaired by asst professor, department of history, Aboli Chikhe while vote of thanks was delivered by, vice principal (administration) Chibeni Murry.