Cumilla University held a workshop on September 30, 2026, to develop a strategic framework for a sustainable and environmentally responsible campus, according to a report submitted by its campus correspondent.
The workshop, chaired by Institutional Quality Assurance Cell director Professor Mohammad Sayedur Rahman, was attended by Vice-Chancellor Professor M. M. Shariful Karim, senior administrators and external specialists. Discussions focused on waste management, tree planting, water and electricity conservation, biodiversity and low-emission transport.
Experts recommended safe disposal of laboratory chemical waste, protection of the university’s natural hilly landscape and stronger environmental awareness. The vice-chancellor said around 5,000 trees had been planted across the university’s two campuses during the year. Implementation of the workshop recommendations has not been independently assessed.
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