The institute has implemented digital technologies to significantly reduce paper consumption in daily operations. Administrative documents, official correspondence, meeting notices, student registration, examination processes, academic records and internal communication are managed through electronic systems.

Staff members are encouraged to use digital signatures, electronic document sharing and cloud-based storage instead of printed documents.

To further minimize paper consumption, the institute has introduced the following measures:

• Double-sided printing as the default setting for office printers.
• Careful review of documents before printing to avoid unnecessary copies.
• Preference for electronic reports, online forms and PDF documents.
• Reuse of paper for internal drafts whenever appropriate.
• Electronic submission of assignments, laboratory reports and projects through the Learning Management System (LMS).

The institute actively reduces single-use plastics through the following initiatives:

• Promotion of reusable water bottles, cups and food containers.
• Installation of drinking water refill stations.
• Reduction of disposable plastic bags during university events.
• Environmentally friendly packaging for campus vendors.
• Awareness campaigns addressing plastic pollution.

The institute continuously monitors paper and plastic consumption, evaluates waste reduction performance, and encourages every department to adopt environmentally responsible practices.

Continuous improvements in digital services, sustainable procurement and waste management support the institute's long-term sustainability strategy.