Villa College has always been steadfast in identifying ways in which resources could be utilised efficiently to the maximise the efficiency and effectiveness of its operations.
Consequently, exploring the potential of renewable energy has been an important component of Villa College’s strategic direction. The importance of renewable energy sources in the transition to a sustainable energy base was recognized in early 2014.
Our water conservation programme consists of several activities. These include rainwater harvesting, AC condensed water harvesting, and facilitation of rainwater absorption to soil.
VC’s Being Green programme acknowledged several key environmentally sustainable activities we conducted in addition to identifying additional practices or measures that need to be considered.
As part of the “Say No to Plastics” campaign, a procedure on single use plastic was approved and implemented in 2019. VC has phased out all single use plastic bottles
Environmental Sustainability research of VC is facilitated by Institute for Research and Innovation of Villa College
Consequences of climate change are becoming increasingly apparent. Hence, there is a strong case for the College to take bold and decisive action to address this global crisis which is significantly visible in the Maldives
This policy intends to express Villa College’s commitment to adopting economically, socially, and environmentally responsible and sustainable practices across all operational domains.
This Policy expresses Villa College’s commitment to adopting economically, socially, and environmentally responsible and sustainable practices across all operational domains including in the matters relate to finance.