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The purpose and objective of the clubs are to promote student engagement, foster leadership, and undertake meaningful activities aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), thereby contributing to holistic development, social responsibility, and a vibrant campus culture.
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has emphasized the integration of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) within higher educational institutions to ensure that universities contribute meaningfully to national and global development priorities. As part of its mandate, the UGC encourages institutions to:
By establishing SDG-focused clubs, universities fulfill this mandate by directly integrating sustainability principles into the student experience.
SDG clubs enable students to go beyond classroom learning and understand real-world issues such as climate action, gender equality, quality education, clean energy, and responsible consumption. This aligns with NEP 2020, which advocates for multidisciplinary and socially engaged learning.
These clubs foster responsible citizenship by encouraging students to take initiative, lead projects, and work collaboratively toward social and environmental solutions.
SDG clubs serve as a bridge between the university and the community, allowing students to identify local challenges and design meaningful outreach activities.
Clubs aligned with SDG themes promote practices such as waste management, energy conservation, health and wellness, digital literacy, and inclusive development—contributing to a greener and more socially conscious campus.
Sustainability competencies are increasingly valued in government, corporate, academic, and development sectors. Participation in SDG clubs enhances students’ portfolios and employability.
With SDG-based clubs, student activities become purpose-driven, measurable, and aligned with global standards. This ensures that university initiatives are not only recreational but also academically and socially meaningful.
Eradicate extreme poverty and ensure access to basic needs and social protection.
End hunger, ensure food security, improve nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture.
Ensure healthy lives through quality healthcare and mental well-being.
Promote inclusive, equitable, and high-quality education for all.
Achieve gender equality, eliminate discrimination, and empower women.
Ensure availability of safe drinking water and sanitation for all.
Promote access to reliable, sustainable, and modern energy sources.
Promote productive employment, entrepreneurship, and fair working conditions.
Develop sustainable infrastructure and foster innovation.
Reduce inequality within and among countries and ensure equal opportunities.
Make cities inclusive, safe, resilient, and environmentally sustainable.
Reduce waste, promote recycling, and encourage sustainable resource use.
Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts.
Protect oceans and marine life from pollution and degradation.
Protect biodiversity, forests, and ecosystems on land.
Promote peaceful societies, justice for all, and strong institutions.
Strengthen global partnerships and cooperation to achieve all SDGs.