O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU), a multidisciplinary and research-driven institution, strives to be a global leader in higher education and a benchmark for institutional excellence. Aligned with its commitment to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), JGU has seamlessly integrated social, economic, and environmental sustainability into its academic curriculum, research initiatives, and operational strategies.
To further this vision, JGU established the Office of Sustainability—a dedicated center for driving impactful sustainability initiatives and fostering a culture of responsible stewardship. The Office serves as a hub for research, policy development, and action-oriented programs that advance environmental responsibility, resource efficiency, and sustainable development.
Working in collaboration with faculty, students, and external partners, the Office of Sustainability implements innovative projects in renewable energy, waste management, water conservation, and carbon footprint reduction. It also plays a crucial role in embedding sustainability principles into academic programs, raising awareness through workshops and events, and ensuring that JGU’s campus operations align with international best practices.
By spearheading initiatives that address critical environmental and social challenges, the Office of Sustainability reinforces JGU’s commitment to building a greener, more equitable, and resilient future.
Establishment and Key Initiatives
Established in 2024, the Office of Sustainability has taken significant steps to position JGU as a leader in sustainability within higher education. Some of its key initiatives include:
Three Pillars of the Office of Sustainability
The Office operates under three core pillars:
1. Sustainability
2. Climate Action
3. Impact
Through these strategic efforts, the Office of Sustainability ensures that JGU remains at the forefront of sustainable education, research, and institutional practices—shaping a future that is both environmentally conscious and socially responsible.