In our pursuit of excellence, Mangalam College of
Engineering proudly introduces the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDG) Cell, a dedicated initiative
aligning with the United Nations' 2030 Agenda for
Sustainable Development.
To promote awareness, education, and action on the
UN Sustainable Development Goals through innovative
teaching, research, and community engagement. The
cell aims to nurture socially responsible and
environmentally conscious professionals who
contribute to sustainable and inclusive development.
The SDG Cell acts as a driving force in embedding the
17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as adopted
by the United Nations and its member countries, into
our academic activities and community initiatives.
Through collaborative efforts, the SDG Cell organizes
workshops, seminars, and community outreach programs,
embedding sustainability into the fabric of our
institution.
Our SDG Cell
Driving Sustainable Change
Our SDG Cell is spearheaded by dedicated
individuals committed to driving sustainable
change. Dr. Simy Mary Kurian, Head of the
Department of CSE, served as the Dean of the
SDG Cell, alongside other eminent professors
from various departments of Mangalam College
of Engineering.
The SDG Cell works collaboratively across the
institution to encourage students and faculty
members to participate in initiatives that
contribute to sustainable and inclusive
development.
Embedding Sustainability
Workshops, seminars, community outreach
programmes, academic activities and collaborative
initiatives help embed sustainability into the
fabric of our institution.
Understanding the Goals
What are SDGs?
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a
universal call to action adopted by all United
Nations Member States in 2015 as part of the
2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. They
provide a shared blueprint for peace, prosperity,
and environmental sustainability by addressing
global challenges such as poverty, inequality,
climate change, environmental degradation, and
access to quality education and healthcare.
The 17 interconnected goals encourage governments,
educational institutions, industries, and
communities to work collaboratively towards
creating a sustainable, inclusive, and resilient
future for all.
Global Action
A shared global framework for sustainable
development.
Inclusive Development
Working together towards a more inclusive
future for everyone.
Environmental Sustainability
Protecting our planet and its resources
for future generations.