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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.
CIL provides 'Environmental Inspection' services in India & abroad. Environmental inspection is carried out to check the organisation’s level of compliance with environmental laws and regulations. In order to control their environmental impact, all investigations are taken into consideration, from on-site visits to data collection and analysis. It consists of the inspection of compliance with environmental permits. There are different types of environmental inspections depending on the company’s activity. For example, not only the water or air quality around the facility is inspected, but also problems with hazardous waste, waste management, water discharges, etc. It is usually carried out by representatives of environmental regulatory agencies, after minutious planning and data acquisition at the site. The 4 major steps of an environmental inspection: Step 1: Planning, Describing the context: Setting the context of the inspection plan is essential. It is in this context that the inspection authorities define the scope of the mission according to its objectives and its statutory tasks and competences. Defining the context is very important to target the risks to be analysed. Setting priorities: Risk assessment is an important step in the preparation of the environmental inspection. Priorities are determined by identifying the risks that could result from the various activities and installations of the inspected facility. Then, a risk assessment is established: “high risk, medium risks and low risk”. Defining objectives and strategies: Once the priorities have been set, the objectives of the inspection can be determined. In order to check whether these objectives can and will be achieved, the output and outcomes should be monitored using performance indicators. Among the objectives, compliance with relevant environmental regulatory requirements is always included. The strategy is considered as the way the objectives are to be achieved. Planning and review: The inspection plan and schedule are defined based on the previous steps. The plan contains detailed information on the objectives, the relevant conditions under which the inspection is to be carried out, the strategies and the objectives. On the other hand, the schedule includes the logistic details about the inspection and the inspector(s) assigned. Once the inspection has been carried out and based on the monitoring and evaluation of the inspection plan, it can be reviewed and revised. Step 2: Execution framework, This step sets the structure for the inspection activities. It is important to ensure that the investigation will be carried out effectively, professionally and consistently. Hence, protocols and working instructions are developed. Step 3: Execution and reporting, The investigation can be effectively performed. Inspection activities intended to verify compliance are carried out. Everything is executed according to the protocols set in the previous steps. In the end, the inspector(s) issue a report finalising their investigation, in which all the data and previous reports are reviewed and analysed. Furthermore, the issuing of a new permit or the revision of an existing one can be discussed. Step 4: Performance monitoring, Performance monitoring is mandatory and allows the inspecting authority to check if objectives and targets have been met and to report internally or externally (at national and international level). Performance indicators provide insight on which tools and strategies work best to ensure compliance and whether the inspection authority is meeting its responsibilities. This step provides the information needed to review the inspection plan and possibly reports for external use.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Delhi, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.Green audit was initiated with the beginning of 1970s with the motive of inspecting the work conducted within the organizations whose exercises can cause risk to the health of inhabitants and the environment. It exposes the authenticity of the proclamations made by multinational companies, armies and national governments with the concern of health issues as the consequences of environmental pollution. It is the duty of organizations to carry out the Green Audits of their ongoing processes for various reasons such as; to make sure whether they are performing in accordance with relevant rules and regulations, to improve the procedures and ability of materials, to analyze the potential duties and to determine a way which can lower the cost and add to the revenue. Through Green Audit, one gets a direction as how to improve the condition of environment and there are various factors that have determined the growth of carrying out Green Audit. Some of the incidents like Bhopal Gas Tragedy (Bhopal;1984), Chernobyl Catastrophe (Ukraine;1986) and Exxon-Valdez Oil Spill (Alaska;1989) have cautioned the industries that setting corporate strategies for environmental security elements have no meaning until they are implemented.Green Audit is assigned to the Criteria 7 of NAAC, National Assessment and Accreditation Council which is a self-governing organization of India that declares the institutions as Grade A, Grade B or Grade C according to the scores assigned at the time of accreditation.The intention of organizing Green Audit is to upgrade the environment condition in and around the institutes, colleges, companies and other organizations. It is carried out with the aid of performing tasks like waste management, energy saving and others to turn into a better environmental friendly institute.The Goals of Green AuditThe objective of carrying out Green Audit is securing the environment and cut down the threats posed to human healthTo make sure that rules and regulations are taken care ofTo avoid the interruptions in environment that are more difficult to handle and their correction requires high costTo recognize, diagnose and resolve the environmental problemsTo suggest the best protocols for adding to sustainable developmentSteps under Green AuditPre-AuditPlan the auditSelect the audit teamSchedule the audit facilityAcquire the background informationVisit the siteOn-siteUnderstand the scope of auditAnalyze the strengths and weaknesses of the internal controlsConduct the auditEvaluate the observations of audit programPrepare a report of the observations side by sidePost-AuditProduce a draft report of the data collectedProduce a final report of the observations and the inference with accuracyDistribute the final report to the managementPrepare an action plan to overcome the flawsKeep a watch on the action planBenefits of Green AuditIf Green Audit is enforced in an effective way then there are many advantages that could be adopted from it.It would help to shield the environmentRecognize the cost saving methods through waste minimizing and managingPoint out the prevailing and forthcoming complicationsAuthenticate conformity with the implemented lawsEmpower the organizations to frame a better environmental performanceIt portrays a good image of a companywhich helps building better relationships with the group of stakeholdersEnhance the alertness for environmental guidelines and duties

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Bengaluru(Bangalore), Karnataka, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.The term ‘Green Audit’ and ‘Environmental Audit’ mean differently to different people. Green Auditing is a systematic assessment of day-to-day activity with reference to the utilisation of resources and waste management. In the 7th norm of the National Assessment and Accreditation Council New Delhi, (NAAC), the Green Audit is assigned. NAAC is one of India’s self-governing organisations that impart the institutions as Grade A, B or C according to the marks assigned at the time of recognition.The NAAC has made it compulsory for all Higher Educational Institutions to submit an annual Green Audit Report. In recent times, we saw many institutions take a lot of good measures to tackle these problems but are not well documented because there is a lack of green documentation awareness.ObjectiveThe main objective of the green audit varies with the type of operational activities the organisation performs. For example, in the case of higher educational institutes like universities; green audit is a part of the internal requirement. Execution of mitigation measures and green auditing is a positive situation for all the colleges, the students, the teachers and the planet.What are the steps included in a Green Audit?Water auditExamining the facilities of untreated water intake and determining the facilities for water treatment. Harvesting of water by simply storing and using it at a time of scarcity is one of the best methods. The concerned auditor should look into the relevant method that can be adopted to balance the demand and supply of water.Energy auditIt copes with energy conservation, consumption and related pollution. The auditor targets the acceptance of the best energy consuming methods and finds whether these methods are conservatively using the energy or not.Health auditWithin the institutes, it aims to study and examine occupational diseases and safety measures. The college encourages students to respect the environment and conserves it through plantations.Environmental quality auditIt studies and examines the air quality, noise level and the various programs undertaken by the institute to increase the quality of the environment. To decrease the Carbon dioxide level, we should maintain the Green Belt.Carbon accountingIt undertakes the measure of the majority of Carbon dioxide equivalents exhaled by the institution so that carbon accounting is done. It is very necessary to know how much an institution contributes to sustainable development. In order to make the campus eco-friendlier, the auditor should take and practice to lower the Greenhouse Gases. At the Institution level, the green audit focuses on Green Campus, Water Conservation and its Management, Waste Management, Air Pollution, Animal Welfare, Energy Management, Carbon Footprint etc. The above points are implemented by the Institution Management.What are the benefits of Green Audit?It would help to protect the surrounding environment.Recognise the cost-saving methods by applying effective waste minimising and managing techniques.It empowers the institution to give a better shape to environmental performance.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Pune, Maharashtra, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.
Green Audit Consultants in GurgaonEducational institutions nowadays are becoming more sensitive to environmental factors and more concepts are being introduced to make them eco-friendly. To preserve the environment within the campus, various viewpoints are applied by the several educational institutes to solve their environmental problems such as promotion of the energy savings, recycle of waste, water reduction, water harvesting etc. The activities pursued by the university can also create a variety of adverse environmental impacts. Environmental auditing is a process whereby an organization's environmental performance is tested against its environmental policies and objectives. Green audit is defined as an official examination of the effects a University has on the environment. As a part of such practice, internal audit (Green Audit) is conducted to evaluate the actual scenario at the campus. We have been involved in offering green audit services in Gurgaon. The Green audit is a requirement of NACC assessment to the Colleges and Universities and it's practically involves energy conservation, use of renewable sources, rain water harvesting, efforts of carbon neutrality, planting of trees, hazardous waste management and E-waste management. Green audit can be a useful tool for a University to determine how and where they are using the most energy or water or resources; the University can then consider how to implement changes and make savings. It can also be used to determine the type and volume of waste, which can be used for a recycling project or to improve waste minimization plan. Green auditing and the implementation of mitigation measures is a win-win situation for all the University, the learners and the planet. It can also create health consciousness and promote environmental awareness, values and ethics. It provides staff and students better understanding of Green impact on campus. Green auditing promotes financial savings through reduction of resource use. It gives an opportunity for the development of ownership, personal and social responsibility for the students and teachers. The audit process will get involve Initial Data Collection, Site walk through and verification of policies, activities, documents and records pertaining to Green Audit. Over the years, we at CIL are recognized as one of the leading entity for green audit consultants in Gurgaon.It would help to shield the environment Recognize the cost saving methods through waste minimizing and managing Point out the prevailing and forthcoming complications Authenticate conformity with the implemented laws Empower the organizations to frame a better environmental performance It portrays a good image of a company which helps building better relationships with the group of stakeholders Enhance the alertness for environmental guidelines and duties.And, given the scale of carbon emissions contributed by businesses worldwide each year, any means of making a positive impact should be given every possible backing and chance to succeed.

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CIL Provides 'Green Audit' services in India & abroad. 
CIL provides Green Audit Services in Delhi, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body. Green audit was initiated with the beginning of 1970s with the motive of inspecting the work conducted within the organizations whose exercises can cause risk to the health of inhabitants and the environment. It exposes the authenticity of the proclamations made by multinational companies, armies and national governments with the concern of health issues as the consequences of environmental pollution. It is the duty of organizations to carry out the Green Audits of their ongoing processes for various reasons such as; to make sure whether they are performing in accordance with relevant rules and regulations, to improve the procedures and ability of materials, to analyse the potential duties and to determine a way which can lower the cost and add to the revenue. Through Green Audit, one gets a direction as how to improve the condition of environment and there are various factors that have determined the growth of carrying out Green Audit. Some of the incidents like Bhopal Gas Tragedy (Bhopal;1984), Chernobyl Catastrophe (Ukraine;1986) and Exxon-Valdez Oil Spill (Alaska;1989) have cautioned the industries that setting corporate strategies for environmental security elements have no meaning until they are implemented. Green Audit is assigned to the Criteria 7 of NAAC, National Assessment and Accreditation Council which is a self-governing organization of India that declares the institutions as Grade A, Grade B or Grade C according to the scores assigned at the time of accreditation. The intention of organizing Green Audit is to upgrade the environment condition in and around the institutes, colleges, companies and other organizations. It is carried out with the aid of performing tasks like waste management, energy saving and others to turn into a better environmental friendly institute. The Goals of Green Audit. The objective of carrying out Green Audit is securing the environment and cut down the threats posed to human health. To make sure that rules and regulations are taken care of To avoid the interruptions in environment that are more difficult to handle and their correction requires high cost. To recognize, diagnose and resolve the environmental problems. To suggest the best protocols for adding to sustainable development. Steps under Green Audit Pre-Audit. Plan the audit. Select the audit team. Schedule the audit facility Acquire the background information. Visit the site On-site Understand the scope of audit Analyse the strengths and weaknesses of the internal controls. Conduct the audit Evaluate the observations of audit program Prepare a report of the observations side by side Post-Audit Produce a draft report of the data collected Produce a final report of the observations and the inference with accuracy Distribute the final report to the management. Prepare an action plan to overcome the flaws Keep a watch on the action plan. Benefits of Green Audit If Green Audit is enforced in an effective way then there are many advantages that could be adopted from it. 

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.
 CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.Green audits are an essential means of figuring out how large or small a company’s carbon footprint really is, but their usefulness is not yet fully appreciated by everyone.Here’s a look at five reasons and some explanations of why green audits should be seen as positive actions by small, medium and large enterprises alike.1. Efficiency gainsThe process of carrying out a green audit does not deliver benefits in and of itself. However, the process of reporting the findings and opening up access to figures on energy consumption can be very impacting in terms of influencing behavior within even the largest of companies.In many ways, a green audit gives a business a roadmap for finding efficiency gains. This can be very useful in any circumstance but particularly where a company is big enough that even subtle efficiency tweaks can bring very notable rewards.2. Financial savingsEvery business in the world wants to do more with less and save money in any way that is possible and does not impact on revenues or profits. Conducting green audits gives companies clear sight of where they might be able to make major cost savings.Furthermore, the cost savings that green audits are able to highlight and bring to the attention of executives are often relatively straightforward to deliver and sustainable over extended periods of time. In short, the financial incentives for being more energy efficient are rendered very obvious through green audits, and they’re presented in the language of dollars and cents, which has a tendency to help turn strategy ideas into action points very quickly.3. Competitive advantageBeing energy inefficient and contributing on a massive scale to carbon emissions on an annual basis is not something that is yet completely outlawed or an immediate or obvious problem for companies from a competitive standpoint. However, the impacts of corporate contributions to carbon emissions are high on political agendas around the world.Increasingly, laws are being introduced with the aim of incentivizing companies away from the use of non-renewable energy, and that trend is only likely to continue. So, businesses can effectively secure a competitive advantage by using green audits as a means of preparing for future ‘green’ regulations and by equipping themselves with a full and robust understanding of how their own energy use stacks up.4. Brand perceptionRelatively few companies are in a position to be genuinely proud of their own record when it comes to carbon emissions, but those that are can enjoy benefits of an improved perception of their brand. So, for businesses whose contributions to climate change are relatively slight, there is potentially a lot that can be gained from conducting a green audit as a means of quantifying that good performance.Consumer-facing brands are perhaps best placed to take commercial advantage of being a ‘green’ company because there’s every chance a proportion of their customers will be environmentally conscious and impressed by a low carbon emissions score. But business-to-business operators can also take advantage of their ‘green’ status when it comes to recruitment and establishing a brand with which potential employees have positive associations.5. Audits result in real changesLeaving aside the business case for conducting green audits for a moment and getting back to the bigger picture, we know that carbon reporting instigates changes that make a real difference. The end result of keeping a close eye on how efficient or otherwise a business is when it comes to their energy use is reduced emissions and more energy-conscious companies.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.Green audits are an essential means of figuring out how large or small a company’s carbon footprint really is, but their usefulness is not yet fully appreciated by everyone.Here’s a look at five reasons and some explanations of why green audits should be seen as positive actions by small, medium and large enterprises alike.1. Efficiency gainsThe process of carrying out a green audit does not deliver benefits in and of itself. However, the process of reporting the findings and opening up access to figures on energy consumption can be very impacting in terms of influencing behavior within even the largest of companies.In many ways, a green audit gives a business a roadmap for finding efficiency gains. This can be very useful in any circumstance but particularly where a company is big enough that even subtle efficiency tweaks can bring very notable rewards.2. Financial savingsEvery business in the world wants to do more with less and save money in any way that is possible and does not impact on revenues or profits. Conducting green audits gives companies clear sight of where they might be able to make major cost savings.Furthermore, the cost savings that green audits are able to highlight and bring to the attention of executives are often relatively straightforward to deliver and sustainable over extended periods of time. In short, the financial incentives for being more energy efficient are rendered very obvious through green audits, and they’re presented in the language of dollars and cents, which has a tendency to help turn strategy ideas into action points very quickly.3. Competitive advantageBeing energy inefficient and contributing on a massive scale to carbon emissions on an annual basis is not something that is yet completely outlawed or an immediate or obvious problem for companies from a competitive standpoint. However, the impacts of corporate contributions to carbon emissions are high on political agendas around the world.Increasingly, laws are being introduced with the aim of incentivizing companies away from the use of non-renewable energy, and that trend is only likely to continue. So, businesses can effectively secure a competitive advantage by using green audits as a means of preparing for future ‘green’ regulations and by equipping themselves with a full and robust understanding of how their own energy use stacks up.4. Brand perceptionRelatively few companies are in a position to be genuinely proud of their own record when it comes to carbon emissions, but those that are can enjoy benefits of an improved perception of their brand. So, for businesses whose contributions to climate change are relatively slight, there is potentially a lot that can be gained from conducting a green audit as a means of quantifying that good performance.Consumer-facing brands are perhaps best placed to take commercial advantage of being a ‘green’ company because there’s every chance a proportion of their customers will be environmentally conscious and impressed by a low carbon emissions score. But business-to-business operators can also take advantage of their ‘green’ status when it comes to recruitment and establishing a brand with which potential employees have positive associations.5. Audits result in real changesLeaving aside the business case for conducting green audits for a moment and getting back to the bigger picture, we know that carbon reporting instigates changes that make a real difference. The end result of keeping a close eye on how efficient or otherwise a business is when it comes to their energy use is reduced emissions and more energy-conscious companies. And, given the scale of carbon emissions contributed by businesses worldwide each year, any means of making a positive impact should be given every possible backing and chance to succeed.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Kochi, Kerala, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.
GREEN AUDIT METHODOLOGYPre Audit StageA pre-audit meeting provided an opportunity to reinforce the scope and objectives of the audit and pre-audit discussions were held on the basis of green initiatives taken and the current scenario of the University campus. This meeting is an important prerequisite for the green audit because it is the first opportunity to understand the concerns. It was held with the concerned person of the University regarding initiatives taken by the University and regarding the last NAAC Green Audit conducted by the University. The meeting was an opportunity to gather the information that the audit team can study before arriving on the site. The audit protocol and audit plan were handed over at this meeting and discussed in advance of the audit itself. The pre-audit meeting was conducted successfully and necessary documents were collected directly from the University before the initiation of the audit processes. The actual planning of audit processes was discussed in the pre-audit meeting. An Audit team was also selected in this meeting with the help of staff and the University management. The audit protocol and audit plan were handed over at this meeting and discussed in advance of the audit itself.Management CommitmentThe Management of the University has shown a commitment towards green auditing during the pre-audit meeting. They were ready to encourage all green activities. It was decided to promote all activities that are environmentally friendly such as awareness programs on the environment, campus farming, planting more trees on the campus, etc., after the green auditing. The management of the University was willing to formulate policies based on a green auditing report.Objectives of the studyA clean and healthy environment aids effective learning and provides a conducive learning environment. There are various efforts around the world to address environmental education issues. Green Audit is the most efficient and ecological way to manage environmental problems. It is a kind of professional care that is the responsibility of each individual who is part of economic, financial, social, environmental factors. It is necessary to conduct a green audit on a University campus because students become aware of the green audit, its advantages to saving the planet and they become social and responsible citizens of our country. Thus Green audit becomes necessary at the university level. The broad objectives are as follows.Diagnosing the environmental problems to eliminate them.Environmental education through a systematic environmental management approach.Improving environmental standards.Benchmarking for environmental protection initiatives.Efficient utilization of resources.Financial savings through a reduction in resource use.Curriculum enrichment through practical experience.Development of ownership, personal and social responsibility for the University and its environment.Developing environmental ethics and value systems in young people.Providing certain recommendations based on environmental audit reports.Ensuring compliance, not only with laws, regulations, and standards but also with company policies and the requirements of an Environmental Management System (EMS) standard.Enabling environmental problems and risks to be anticipated.To demonstrate that University is aware of its impact upon the environment.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Alwar, Rajasthan, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.
The Green audit process was began in the 1970s with an intention of identifying the activities carried out in a given institution or company. This was initiated against the background of growing concern over changing climate and related aspects. Green audit is a tool to identify the range of environmental impacts and assess the compliance of the operations on the development and regular activities within an organisation. It may also assess the compatibility of the operations within an organisation or a company with existing applicable laws and regulations and the expectations of their various stakeholders. It further assesses the possible implications and effect of pollution due to the operations within the organisation. The audit also seeks to identify possible means and methods to save investments, enhance work quality, improve health and safety of their employees, reduce liabilities and reduce the rate of environmental pollution. A continuous process of such audit might result in maintaining the quality of these aspects within the premises of any organisation.Most companies, government and non-government bodies and other institutions conduct green audit aiming:• to ensure that the performance of the institution with respect to environmental activities they are involved in, is in compliance with existing laws and regulations.• To check the functionality and their operating success including water supply, energy related matters and other similar matters that are related to green operations in the campus• To formulate or update the institution’s environmental policy, if warranted.• To measure the environmental impact of operational process related to green activities in the campus.• To measure the performance of each green related operations and actions in the campus. To generate a database of green activities for continuous monitoring to assess the success of each of them.• to identify future potential liabilities.• to align the institution’s developmental and day to day activities with the stated vision, mission, strategies, etc.• to identify possible ways to reduce expenditure and running costs on equipments, appliances, etc. or try enhance revenue income.• to improve process and materials efficiency, and in response to stakeholder requests for increased disclosure.The process of green audit based on operational activities within an institution happens not necessarily based on laws and regulations. It might be largely based on awareness and concerns on environmental performances within and outside the institute’s premises. This further strengthens the fact regarding social responsibilities of the organisation. Majority of the institutions that conducted green audits in the recent past has realised the importance of the same as they could easily manage their operational costs and provide good atmosphere to their stakeholders. The green audit also provides opportunities to identify full range of operations within an organisation, the impacts of maintaining and functioning of its operational goods and services, the actual source of raw materials for different activities within the organisation, the costs of operations of its offices, functional units, and other facilities. It also provide chances to understand the relationship with employees, material suppliers, stakeholders, etc. The recommendations, findings and suggestions that emerge during green audit would certainly help the management of the organisation to set up future action plan that best suits to them.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.There are a number of benefits to a firm undertaking an Green audit. Some of the benefits are obvious, while others are less easy to identify. Two of the more easily recognised benefits areincreased management effectivenesscost savingsThese will be discussed in turn, and then some of the other, less obvious, benefits will be covered briefly. A Green audit can enable management personnel to become aware of many Green issues of which they formerly may have been less well informed. This is especially the case in organisations with multiple facilities or with large manufacturing operations, where the senior managers and directors are often located at a distance, for example, in the head office. Managers may not have visited many of the sites where there are obvious Green risks and, even if they have, they may not have the appropriate knowledge or training to identify that risks are present. The use of Green audits can provide management with the confidence that any actual or potential risks have been identified.However, auditing by itself does not improve Green performance. A Green audit merely provides a 'snap-shot' of what is happening at that moment in time, and doesn't help to ensure ongoing management effectiveness and the proper operation of systems and procedures. As a tool which aids decision-making and management control, a Green audit is often carried out as part of an overall Green management system.A Green audit should identify opportunities for improvements in an organisation's management, and this will often lead to savings in spending. This is particularly common in the case of 'issue' audits, such as the water or waste audit.The benefits of Green auditing described so far are largely financial, and can be measured directly. A range of less tangible benefits can also be identified, includingincreased awareness of Green policies and responsibilities among the whole workforceincreased management confidence due to a feeling of security that the compliance (and safety) status of the plant is confirmed and documentedfavourable publicityimproved relationship with regulatory authoritiesbetter understanding of consumer demandsHowever, there may also be various perceived disadvantages associated with undertaking a Green audit, for instancedisruption of plant activity while the audit is carried outthe cost of the exercisethe possible perception by staff in the organisation that an audit is a negative process, which assesses their performance.What are the types of environmental audits?Three main types of environmental audits:
Environmental compliance audit – evaluates a company’s environmental performance and environmental responsibility practices, whether the company has complied with legal requirements and other requirements such as ISO 14001. It is usually the most comprehensive and, perhaps, the most expensive.Environmental management audit – verifies whether the company has met the environmental objectives, policies, and performance set by management.Functional environmental audit – focuses on one element or impact of a particular activity, such as wastewater management audits, materials, and air quality monitoring.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.The term “Green” means eco-friendly or not damaging the environment. This can acronymically be called as “Global Readiness in Ensuring Ecological Neutrality” (GREEN). Green Audit can be defined as systematic dentification, quantification, recording, reporting and analysis of components of Green diversity. Green accounting can be defined as systematic identification quantification, recording, reporting & analysis of components of ecological diversity & expressing the same in financial or social terms. “Green Auditing”, an umbrella term, is known by another name “Green Auditing”. The ‘Green Audit’ aims to analyse Green practices within and outside the college campus, which will have an impact on the eco-friendly ambience. It was initiated with the motive of inspecting the work conducted within the organizations whose exercises can cause risk to the health of inhabitants and the environment. Through Green Audit, one gets a direction as how to improve the condition of environment and there are various factors that have determined the growth of carrying out Green Audit.Educational institutions have broad impacts on the world around them, both negative and positive. The activities pursued by campus can create a variety of adverse Green impacts. But they are also in a unique position as educational institutions to be leaders in pursuing Green sustainable solutions.On the occasion of World Environment Day – 2015 an initiative was taken by CIL and expressed its commitment to sustainability while forming a committee to conduct audit of campus and its facilities. Organisation has taken a number of positive steps to reduce its Green impact. But many areas remain in which substantial improvements can be made. This report serves to highlight some accomplishments of and to make recommendations for improving the campus Green and Green sustainability.We have focused on certain indicators, covering an extremely wide range of Green impacts. For each indicator, we establish a benchmark to evaluate Organisation’s overall performance. We examine the performance of Organisation’s on each of these indicators, and offer recommendations about how the campus can reduce its Green impact within each indicator.We hope that the time-to-time Green Audit will provide an accurate snapshot of Organisation’s Green impact at this point in time, and that it will aid the campus in prioritizing positive steps it can take to improve overall sustainability. We intend this document to be revisited annually and updated by the Organisation.Green Auditing is an independent assessment performed by different organisations to ensure that they are complying with the Green Policies. It examines the amount of risk or injury or actual harm caused and determines the types of Pollution produced by assessing the range of locations, procedures and activities.This Auditing procedure is a pragmatic management tool that helps an industry or organisation verify compliance with Green norms or requirements, evaluate the effectiveness of the Green management system, assess risks, and identify and correct Gree  hazards.It is the examination of accounts of revenues and costs of Green and natural resources, their estimation, depreciation and natural resources, their estimation depreciations and values recorded in the books of accounts.The Auditing procedure represents the evaluation of utilisation of raw materials, products and utilities as well as adequate maintenance of the Green Management System and its efficient operation towards the implementation of Green laws in an independent, transparent and systematic order. There are several cases where the Green Audit has not only helped in reducing pollution in the industry sector but also helped in improving their bottom line.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.The Objective of Green AuditingThe essential objective of conducting Green Audits by companies is for assisting in providing protection against harm to the environment along with reducing health risk factors for humans. It is a type of Risk Management Tool with the key objectives being -Determining the performance analysis of available Green Management Systems.Verifying the compliance measures of being in accordance with the relevant Laws and Regulations.Reducing exposing humans to potential risk factors for any Green, health or safety measures.Types of Pollution Applicable for Green AuditingThe following list stated below mentions the types of waste or industries that generate pollution, which is covered under Green Auditing -EnergyWaste ManagementE–WastePlastic WasteHazardous WasteBio–Medical WasteAir & WaterCarbon dioxide and other emissionFood SectorChemical SectorPharmaceuticalAutomobileCompostingTypes of Green AuditsThere are three essential types of Green Audits that are mentioned below -Green Compliance Audits -The Green Compliance Audits are authorised to review the applicant company’s compliance measures, whether they are being followed in accordance with the State and National rules and regulations established by the Government of India and if the compliance measures are legally binding.Green Management Audits -The Green Management Audits assist the applicant company in understanding the procedure of operating their company in accordance with the Green Performance Standards.Functional Green Audits -Functional Green Audits are responsible for measuring the consequences of specific Green pollution or hazard caused. This particular auditing is authorised for investigating specific concern areas such as evaluation of the monitoring of the maintenance of the air quality, waste management, etc. Functional Green Audits are quite rarely conducted and are often included as a part of both the Green Compliance Auditing and the Green Management Auditing.Advantages of Green AuditingThe following pointers mentioned below are the various essential advantages of Green Audits -Preservation of the Environment.Verification of Consents in accordance with the State Laws and the National LawsIdentifying the existing and potential upcoming circumstances of Green damages that will be needed to be addressed.Assessment of training programs along with providing data for the training of employees.Providing Companies with possible opportunities for structuring a better Green performance, highlighting the deficits and providing scope for improvement.Classifying the potential cost–effective factors which can be achieved through waste minimisation and reducing the emission of carbon footprints.Providing assistance in the trade along with the comparison of data with other plants or subordinate companies.Showcasing the applicable company’s commitment towards protecting the environment to the employees, the stakeholders, the public, and the appropriate authorities.The Green Organization Management Systems and Equipment preform with the aim -To facilitate management control of Green practices.To assess compliance with company policies.To facilitate professional competence.It plays a significant role in sustainable development. It keeps organisations accountable by examining their practices and determining what measures need to be taken to ensure that the organisations are following proper regulations.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.
Green Audit is a process of systematic identification, quantification, recording, reporting and analysis of components of environmental diversity of institute. It aims to analyse environmental practices within and outside of the concerned place, which will have an impact on the eco-friendly atmosphere. Green audit is a valuable means for a college to determine how and where they are using the most energy or water or other resources; the college can then consider how to implement changes and make savings. It can create health consciousness and promote environmental awareness, values and ethics. It provides staff and students better understanding of Green impact on campus. If self-enquiry is a natural and necessary outgrowth of a quality education, it could also be stated that institutional self-enquiry is a natural and necessary outgrowth of a quality educational institution. Thus it is imperative that the college evaluate its own contributions toward a sustainable future. As environmental sustainability is becoming an increasingly important issue for the nation, the role of higher educational institutions in relation to environmental sustainability is more prevalent. The rapid urbanization and economic development at local, regional and global level has led to several environmental and ecological crises. On this background it becomes essential to adopt the system of the Green Campus for the institutes which will lead for sustainable development and at the same time reduce a sizable amount of atmospheric CO2 from the environment. The National Assessment and Accreditation Council, New Delhi (NAAC) has made it mandatory that all Higher Educational Institutions should submit an annual Green Audit Report. Moreover, it is part of Corporate Social Responsibility of the Higher Educational Institutions to ensure that they contribute towards the reduction of global warming through carbon footprint reduction measuresAudit Stage:Green Audit was done with the help of co-associates involving different student groups, teaching, and non-teaching staff. The green audit began with the teams walking through all the different facilities at the University, determining the different types of appliances and utilities as well as measuring the usage per item (Watts indicated on the appliance or measuring water from a tap) and identifying the relevant consumption patterns (such as how often an appliance is used) and their impacts. The staff and learners were interviewed to get details of usage, frequency, or general characteristics of certain appliances. Data collection was done in the sectors such as Energy, Waste, Green Area, Carbon footprint, and Water use. University records and documents were verified several times to clarify the data received through surveys and discussions.Methodology:The Management of the University has shown a commitment towards green auditing during the pre-audit meeting. They were ready to encourage all green activities. It was decided to promote all activities that are environmentally friendly such as awareness programs on the environment, campus farming, planting more trees on the campus, etc., after the green auditing. The management of the University was willing to formulate policies based on a green auditing report. In order to perform green audits, the methodology included different tools such as preparation of questionnaires, physical inspection of the campus, observation, and review of the documentation, interviewing key persons, and data analysis, measurements, and recommendations. The study covered the following areas to summarize the present status of environmental management on the campus:Energy ManagementWater ManagementWaste ManagementEnvironment Management.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.
Green auditing is the process of identifying and determining whether an institution’s practices are eco-friendly and sustainable. Traditionally, we are good and efficient users of natural resources. However, over the period of time excess use of resources like energy, water, chemicals are become habitual for everyone especially, in common areas. Now, it is necessary to check whether our processes are consuming more than the required resources? Whether we are handling waste carefully? Green audit regulates all such practices and gives an efficient way of natural resource utilization. In the era of climate change and resource depletion, it is necessary to verify the processes and convert them into green and clean ones. The green audit provides an approach for it. It also increases overall consciousness among the people working in institutions towards an environment.Goals of Green auditCIL has conducted a green audit with specific goals as:Assess facility of different types of waste management.Increase environmental awareness throughout campus.Identificationanddocumentationofgreenpracticesfollowedbyuniversity.Identify strengths and weaknesses in green practices.Conduct a survey to know the ground reality about green practices.Analyze and suggest solutions for problems identified from the survey.Identify and assess environmental risk.The long-term goal of the environmental audit program is to collect baseline data of environmental parameters and resolve environmental issues.To motivate staff for optimized sustainable use of available resources.Objectives of Green auditTo examine the current practices which can impact the environment such as resource utilization, waste management, etc.To prepare an Environmental Statement Report on green practices followed by different departments, support services, and administration building.To set goals, vision, and mission for Green practices on the campus.To identify and analyze significant environmental issues.To establish and implement Environmental Management Plan in various departments.To assess for better performance in green practices and its valuation.Benefits of Green Audit to an Educational InstituteThere are many advantages of green audit to an Educational Institute.It would help to protect the environment in and around the campus.Recognize the cost-saving methods through waste minimization and energy conservation.Empower the organization to frame a better environmental performance.It portrays a good image of the institution through its clean and green campus.More efficient resource managementTo create a green campusTo enable waste management through reduction of waste generation, solid and wasteTo create plastic-free campus and evolve health consciousness among the stakeholderRecognize the cost-saving methods through waste minimizing and managingAuthenticate conformity with the implemented lawsEmpower the organizations to frame a better environmental performanceEnhance the alertness for environmental guidelines and dutiesImpart environmental education through systematic environmental management approach and Improving environmental standardsBenchmarking for environmental protection initiativesFinancial savings through a reduction in resource useDevelopment of ownership, personal and social responsibility for the University and its environmentDeveloping an environmental ethic and value systems in youngsters.Green auditing should become a valuable tool in the management and monitoring of environmental and sustainable development programs of the University.Finally, it will help to build a positive impression through green initiatives for the upcoming NAAC visit.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Gurgaon, Haryana, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.
General steps involved in Green Audit1. Systematic and exhaustive data collection.2. Evidence based documentation of activities.3. Regular monitoring.4. Provide standards and methods for improvement by establishing cost effective green action plan.The Green Audit Process:1. Selection of area/activities/parts of the campus.2. Planning of visit to campus to discuss about the audit process.3. Scope of audit process was identified in consultation with the auditee.4. A meticulous plan of action was designed.5. A team consisting of teachers, non-teaching staff and students was constituted with specific tasks and a proper time schedule.6. Data pertaining to identified parameters for green auditing of the campus were collected directly through an on-site visit.7. Available background information on the identified activities and other parameters were collected.8. The role of each stakeholder in green related activities has been collected.9. Historical aspects of green activities in the campus including flora fauna, water usage and waste generation, etc. were collected.10.A questionnaire based on the preliminary visits and other evaluations was communicated to the authorities who are involved in the in-house data collection.11.Data collection based on questionnaire.12.Visit to the campus by audit team.13.Data analysis and evaluation.14.Discussion on the findings.15.Report preparation.Onsite audit activities1. The preliminary visit and meeting with the campus authorities was the first step between the audit team and auditee.2. Site inspection for determining parameters for audit.3. Site visit and evaluation of collected information of the audit team.4. Meeting with the Principal, IQAC coordinator, teachers, non-teaching staff and students.5. Meeting with the in-house audit team for evaluation and clarifications.Evaluation of documents and reports:The audit visit to the campus evaluated documents and reports (departments, clubs and fora) that are necessary for the audit process. This further strengthened the claims made by the campus authority on green operations in the campus. To generate future action plan, the audit team had a detailed discussion with different in-house team in the institute.Green Audit is the most efficient ecological tool to solve such environmental problems. It is a process of regular identification, quantification, documenting, reporting and monitoring of environmentally important components in a specified area. Through this process, the regular environmental activities are monitored within and outside of the concerned sites which have direct and indirect impacts on the surroundings. A green audit can be one of the initiatives for such institutes to account for their energy, water resource use as well as wastewater, solid waste, hazardous waste generation. The green Audit process can play an important role in the promotion of environmental awareness and sensitization about resource use. It can create consciousness towards ecological values and ethics. Through the green audit, one can get direction about how to improve the condition of the environment.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.We conduct Green Audits & Green Audits for Educational Institutes who are applying for accreditation under NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council)The benefits of Green / Green audits are:Lay down environment management plan and policyCreate awareness amongst the stakeholdersImplement sustainable development with efficient resource managementCost savings through reduction in resource optimizationEnhancement of Green ethics and values and stewardship towards responsible environment management.A Green audit is a systematic examination to assess a company’s Green responsibility. It aims to identify Green compliance, verify Green responsibility implementation gaps whether they meet stated objectives, along with related corrective actions.The audit examines the potential hazards or risks posed by the company. Areas examined may include company Green policies and procedures, energy use practices, recycling, waste, conservation, and pollution. Then, the company can use the results to determine what changes need to be made for compliance.What are the benefits of a Green audit?Green audits and their results provide useful input to:Provide management with information about the management and performance of the company’s environment as input for making decisions,Identify risks related to Green responsibility and take action to implement them,Ensure company operations comply with Green laws and requirements and, if not, take necessary corrective actions,Identify Green management system weaknesses before they cause problems,Develop organizational culture and increase Green awareness among people within the company,Identify opportunities for improvement in Green management and performance to drive increased efficiency and cost savings,Improve company transparency to stakeholders such as government, customers, and investors to support long term good relationships with them,Encourage positive publicity by publishing audit results, thereby enhancing the reputation and image of the company, andDevelop marketing strategies and strengthen brand equity, encourage consumers to remain loyal to the company.What are the limitations of a Green audit?While contributing to supporting Green sustainability, there are some limitations to Green audit, including:Audits can be time-consuming and expensive to perform and are therefore not suitable for small businesses with limited financial resources.Companies may simply take advantage of positive publicity without actually intending to be Green ly responsible.Internal audits can be biased and lead to a consistently good Green record, but this is not the case.Green audits have several objectives, including:Assess the company’s compliance with laws and regulations and other relevant requirements.Establish a performance basis for planning and developing a Green management system.Promote good Green management.Maintain credibility with the public.Raise awareness and enforce the company’s internal commitment to Green policies.Minimize risk exposure from Green issues to health and safety.

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CIL provides Green Audit Services in Kota, Rajasthan, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.The Procedure of Green AuditingThe following steps mentioned below state the general procedure for conducting any type of Green Auditing -Structuring a plan for the audit, which needs to include activities that need to be conducted along with a plan for the responsibilities required to be fulfilled for the success of the applicable activities.Reviewing the applicant company’s Green Protection Policy along with the applicable regulations to be maintained in accordance with the State and National Laws.Gathering of information and all relevant data.Evaluating the overall performance of the company.Identifying the zones that require being focused on improvement.Submitting the Report of the Audit conducted to the appropriate management.Phases of Green AuditingThe following stages mentioned below are the various phases of Green Auditing -Pre–Audit PhaseAudit PhasePost­–Audit PhaseThe Procedure of the Pre­–Audit PhaseThe following steps mentioned below state the procedure for preparation of the Pre–Auditing Phase Forming an Auditing TeamConstructing an Audit PlanReviewing of the following documents –Permit Applications and the granted PermitsRecord of Production of the applicable IndustryReportsReport in case of any prior audits conducted along with the proof of the corrective actions taken and the latest status of the issues identified from prior auditingPreparation of the list of possible questions or queries that can be demanded by the auditors, along with follow–ups in regard to prior audits conductedPreparation of any additional documents that can be demanded by the auditorsDuly filing the “Disclosure of Violation Table” of all the issues that are identifiedThe Procedure of the Audit PhaseThe following steps mentioned below state the procedure for preparation of the Auditing Phase -Established the ground rulesDetermining the solution for the issues that are identifiedConducting regular meetings to document the latest dataEvaluating the following documents -Green PoliciesCompliance MeasuresTraining ReportsControl, Monitoring, and Storing Records of Air, Water, Waste, and Noise PollutionProtocols set for Emergency Response ProcessResponse to Green–related complaintsEvaluation of documents to be in legally binding, consistent and up–to–dateConducting Inspection of the Site premises.Evaluating if the Operations are being conducted in accordance with the Compliance MeasuresCollection of Samples if requiredCross-Examining the EHS Personnel, Operations, Management, Maintenance and PoliciesIdentifying concerning issuesConducting a Closing Meeting enlisting all the issues identified, then discussing and developing corrective actions necessary to be takenThe Procedure of the Post–Audit PhaseThe following steps mentioned below state the procedure for preparation of the Post–Auditing Phase –Preparation of the “Green Audit Report” and the “Disclosure of Violations Form”Enlisting the identified issues and areas of concernEnlisting Actions that are taken and enquiring follow–ups in relation to concerned topics.The essential objective of conducting Green Audits by companies is for assisting in providing protection against harm to the environment along with reducing health risk factors for humans.