IGBC Annual Review 2011-2012

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Particularly, I would like to mention and I would like to comment, thegreen initiative which you have taken.

And the number of 1.20 Billion sq.ft of green buildings have beenconstructed, so far under the aegis of CII. And here come the initiatives,imaginative approach of CII.

Excerpt taken from the speech made byHis Excellency Shri Pranab Mukherjee , Hon'ble President of India

at CIIs special Felicitation function on10 September 2012 at New Delhi

His Excellency Shri Pranab MukherjeeHon'ble President of India


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Message from Rick Fedrizzi

Chairman, World Green Building Council

15 October 2012

Dear Friends,

I am delighted to learn that Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) today is a decade-oldorganization that is pro-actively involved in promoting green buildings for a sustainabletomorrow.

IGBC has carved a niche of its own in spearheading the green building movement in thecountry and for demonstrating Indias leadership role on how green building movement can be

taken to the next level and how concerted efforts from the stakeholders can bear significantresults.

I am confident IGBC with its committed and passionate leadership will facilitate Indiasemergence as one of the global leaders in green buildings.

Best regards,

Rick FedrizziChairmanWorld Green Building Council

5 Shoreham Drive, Downsview, Ontario, M3N 1S4Phone, +1 315 636 4741


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Dear Friends

It is imperative for all of us in the Industry to pursue growthin an ecologically sustainable manner. Adhering to thisfundamental principle will not only provide immenseenvironmental benets but also makes good business sense.

Ten years back, when we started offering green advisoryservices from CII-Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre, our

vision was that the Centre should facilitate India to emergeas one of the global leaders in green businesses. The Centrewas created to provide leadership on varied subjects relatedto green. I am glad we have made signicant strides in thisdirection.

I am happy that Green Buildings took off in a manner whereIndia is now well poised to play a leadership role. It is amatter of pride to see India stand tall amongst the countriespursuing Green Buildings.

I personally believe that we now need to broaden the scopeof Green Buildings to cover Green Habitats and look at allcommunities which would make it more inclusive. Pursuingthe green path will benet mankind and preserve thebiodiversity of this planet.

Building sector accounts for nearly 40 % the green housegas emissions that are responsible for the threat of globalwarming. Therefore this sector presents an excellentopportunity to signicantly reduce carbon emission

intensity by 20 per cent in the next 10 years, an opportunitywhich we should never let go.

IGBC, with its new and broad vision to include habitatsis well poised to add value and address environmentalissues like extending the life of our Natural capital,preservation of threatened species, livable cities, sustainabletransport, community living, green employment andabove all facilitate in providing a better quality of life.

To make all these happen would require leadership. IGBChas been fortunate to have Mr Padmanabhan, USAID,

Dr Prem C Jain, Mr. ParasuRaman and several others inleading from the front. I would like to thank them for theircontinued involvement, guidance and providing direction tothe Indian Green Building Council (IGBC). I would also liketo thank the Chair, Vice-chair and active members of variouslocal chapters for their passion and commitment.

Forging partnerships with world-class institutes has alwaysbeen a source of strength in building our expertise. Weare working closely with various National & internationalorganisations including World GBC, USDoE, USGBC,

Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA), ASHRAE, BCA,WRI, WWF, ORNL, IAPMO, LBNL, RockeFeller Foundation,University of Salford and other Indian organisations like BEE,CEPT, CREDAI and others. These collaborations are providingus a unique opportunity to synergise and work towards acommon goal of greening India.

My aspiration is that IGBC should be seen as a globalthought leader and an enabler for implementing greenhabitats in India and I am convinced that we are well poised

to demonstrate such leadership.

Best regards

Jamshyd N Godrej

Message from Jamshyd N GodrejChairman, CII-Godrej GBC


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Dear Friends

When we began our journey of ushering in the greenbuilding movement in India in 2001, our dream was to makeIndia global leader in Green Buildings.

Today, ten years later, we look back with gladness, that our journey has been fullling & exciting. India is today seen asone among the top 5 countries having a large green buildingfootprint. Personally, this is heart-warming and gratifying tome, and I am sure to all my Hum-Rahees (fellow travellers).

We hold our heads high and speak with pride that Indiahas over 1.25 Billion sq.ft of green building footprint and1,750 registered green building projects, positioning usamongst leading nations of the world. We have a great senseof emotional pride that more 300,000 homes in India haveembraced the concept of Green Homes. Today the greenrating systems, promoted by IGBC, have become National bychoice and Global in performance.

Indian Construction Industry is poised to grow by an orderof magnitude in the next twenty years, with major thruston housing. Therefore, IGBC focus is to address sustainablehabitats in the coming years. With this in mind, theExecutive Committee has re-drafted IGBC vision To enablea sustainable built environment for all and facilitate India tobe one of the global leaders in sustainable built environmentby 2025.

I am personally charged up with our new vision. We all haveto work shoulder to shoulder in translating this vision into areality. Like most other pursuits with a longer perspectiveand horizon, this new vision will also unfold a plethora ofchallenges and opportunities alike. Few of the key strategiesthat would enable us in accomplishing this vision are:

Include all communities in the green building agenda.Demonstrate model green building projects in atleast100 villages

Establish IGBC Student Chapters in 100 architecturalcolleges and equal number of engineering collegesaccross the country

Facilitate 500 indigenous product manufacturers tobrand and market their products on basis of greenbuilding attributes

Develop green building standards in areas wherepresently none exists.

Ensure that IGBCs certication process and deliverymechanism is world-class and delivers completecustomer delight

Facilitate the establishment of R & D and material testinglabs within India.

Reach all sections of the stakeholders through the localchapters and address local aspirations

The student communityhas always been closestto my heart, and Itreasure the 40 years ofassociation as VisitingFaculty at School ofPlanning & Architecture,New Delhi. IGBCStudents Chapters havegreat potential toinstill the seedof green ideasin youngminds andmould them into eco-sensitive citizens. The local chaptershave a key role to play here.

In the context of our declining landscapes which have aneffect on our micro-climates, we are consciously promotingGreen Landscape as another potential vehicle to address

ecological issues and concerns. This holds a lot of promiseand potential in the years to come.

We have our task cut. The path ahead is indeed challengingand exciting. Our Vision of facilitating Indias leadership rolein green buildings propels us to march ahead.

May I take the liberty here of naming some of our Champions,I am personally proud to be associated with, and deeplygrateful for their seless contribution:

Ajit Kumar Chordia, Amar Britto, Ashish Rakheja, B R Ajit,Bharat Kamat, Bhavesh Baldevbhai Shah, C N Raghavendran,Chandrashekar Hariharan, Col Sridharan, Gurmit Singh

Arora, J R Tanti, Jayesh Hariyani, K Raman, Karan Grover,Kishore Khaitan, Lalit Kumar Jain, M Anand, M Raghu,N K Ranganath, Padmanabhan, Parasuraman, Poorva Keskar,Pradeep Bhargava, Rajesh B Lund, Ravi Raheja, S Raghupathy,S Srinivas, Sameer Sinha, Shakuntala Ghosh, SharukhMistry, Shekar Reddy, Syed Mohamed Beary, Thiagarajan,V Suresh, Vidur Bharadwaj and all our members for theirwhole-hearted support and cooperation.

The strides made by the Council have been possible withthe passion and commitment, and unstinted whole-hearted support by our founding members, members ofIGBC, supporting organizations, developers, builders and

architectural community.We will not rest on our laurels and we will march ahead witha singular mission that IGBC Vision becomes a reality andIndia helps preserve all life forms on our beautiful MotherEarth.

Regards

Dr Prem C Jain

Message from Dr Prem C JainChairman, IGBC


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Key Achievements 1.25 Billion sq. ft of green buildings coming up in the country

1,795 green building projects covering homes, commercial buildings, factory buildings, SEZ and Townships 1.58 Million Tons of CO2 abatement facilitated

1,435 organisational members with IGBC

18,000 Green Building Professionals trained

350,000 green homes coming up in India

Other Highlights

MoUs inked with ORNL, University ofSalford

MoU signed with Governmentof Karnataka to promote GreenLandscaping in the State

MoU signed with IPA & IAPMO

MoU inked with CREDAI to jointly

promote Green Buildings

Released IGBC Green Homes RatingSystem- Version 2.0

Launched over 20 IGBC- StudentsChapters

World Green Building Week 2012celebrated across the country

Released Landscape Directory

Released booklet on Gifts of Nature 101 Native Plants for Green Landscapes


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* As on 20 October 2012

Scorecard - Green Building Movement in India

S No Criteria 2001 Till date1 CEOs & senior people involved 50 13,000 +

2 No. of professionals trained on Green Building concepts 10 18,000 +

3No. of registered Green Buildings * Built - in Area (sq.ft)

120,000

1,7951.25 Billion

4 Green Building products & equipment 5 120

5 IGBC Member Organisations 0 1,435

6 IGBC Local Chapters 0 13

7 IGBC Accredited Professionals 0 886

Exchange of MoU between Ms Vandita Sharma, IAS, Principal Secretary toGovernment, Horticulture Department, Government of Karnataka and Dr Prem C

Jain, Chairman, IGBC on 19 January 2012 at Green Landscape Summit 2012

World Green Building Week Celebrations at Bangalore


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Environmental benets acheived in Green Buildings in India

Category Benets in 295 certied buildings

CO2 reduction 1.58 Million Tons

Energy savings 1,848,000 MWh

Water savings 5,940,000 KL

Construction waste diverted from landlls 59,400 Tons

Renewable energy, (Installed capacity) 3.5 MW

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1600

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Registered

Certified

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2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Growth of Green Buildings in India

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465

63

884

134

1,442

208 295

1,795

2009 2010 2011 2012(Till date)

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IGBC Local Chapters

IGBC local chapters endeavor to promote greenbuildings and ensure wider spread on the needand importance of green buildings at the Stateand regional levels.

Indian Green Building Councils (IGBC) localchapter was launched on 30 August 2012 in Jaipur.

Seen from L-R: Mr Nitin Gupta, Director & Head, CII Rajasthan State Office; Mr R P Kashyap, Vice Chairman, CII Rajasthan State Council; Mr Dileep Baid, Chairman, CIIRajasthan State Council; Dr Prem C Jain, Chairman, IGBC; Mr Kishore Khaitan, Chairman, IGBC Jaipur Chapter; Mr S Raghupathy, Executive Director, CII - Godrej GBC

and Ms Sangeeta Maithel, Member, IGBC at the Launch of IGBC- Jaipur Chapter on 30 August 2012

The following are the champions leading Chapter activities across the Country

Chapter Chair Vice- Chair

Ahmedabad Mr Sameer Sinha Mr Jayesh Hariyani

Bangalore Mr Syed Mohamed Beary Dr Chandrashekar Hariharan

Chennai Ar C N Raghavendran Mr Ajit Kumar Chordia

Coimbatore Mr Rajesh B Lund Col A Sridharan

Delhi Ar Vidur Bharadwaj

Goa Mr Amar J Britto Mr Bharat Kamat

Hyderabad Mr C Shekar Reddy

Jaipur Mr Kishore KhaitanKochi Ar B R Ajit

Kolkata Ar Shakuntala Ghosh

Mumbai Mr Ravi Raheja Mr Gurmit Singh Arora

Pune Mr Lalit Kumar Jain Mr J R Tanti, Ms Poorva Keskar

Vadodara Ar Karan Grover Mr R Bhavesh Baldevbhai Shah


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Ahmedabad

Mr Sameer Sinha

Chair Vice-Chair

Mr Jayesh Hariyani

Kolkata

Ar Shakuntala Ghosh

Chair

Hyderabad

Mr C Shekar Reddy

ChairCoimbatore

Mr Rajesh B Lund

ChairVice-Chair

Col A Sridharan

Bangalore

Mr Syed MohamedBeary

Chair Vice-Chair

Dr ChandrashekarHariharan

Mumbai

Mr Ravi Raheja

Chair Vice-Chair

Mr Gurmit Singh Arora

Jaipur

Mr Kishore Khaitan

Chair

Delhi

Ar Vidur Bharadwaj

Chair

Mr Lalit Kumar Jain

Chair Vice-Chair

Ms Poorva Keskar

Vadodara

Ar Karan Grover

Chair Vice-Chair

Mr R BhaveshBaldevbhai Shah

Kochi

Ar B R Ajit

Chair

Chennai

Ar C N Raghavendran

Chair Vice-Chair

Mr Ajit Kumar Chordia

Goa

Mr Amar J Britto

ChairVice-Chair

Mr Bharat Kamat

Vice-Chair

Mr J R Tanti

Pune

Leadership in various States


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Dr. Manmohan Singh, Honble Prime Minister of India inaugurating theIICA campus on 13 April 2012

Prime Minister of India inauguratesIICA - IGBC Gold rated Green Building

On 13 April 2012, Dr. Manmohan Singh, HonblePrime Minister of India inaugurated the IndianInstitute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) which received

the prestigious IGBC Gold rating for it's campus atManesar. IICA has been established by the Ministryof Corporate Affairs, Government of India.

Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu inauguratesITC Grand Chola - IGBC LEED India PlatinumRated

On 15 September 2012, Selvi J Jayalalithaa,Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu inauguratedITC Grand Chola, worlds largest LEED Platinumrated hotel .

The Platinum rating has been conferred for ITCGrand Cholas performance in energy, waterand waste management. ITC has demonstratedexcellent leadership in going green for all theirexisting and new hotels.

Selvi J Jayalalithaa, Hon'ble Chief Minister, Tamil Nadu inauguratingITC Grand Chola - IGBC Platinum rated on 15 September 2012.

Also seen is Mr Y C Deveshwar, Chairman, ITC Limited


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IGBC's LEED 2011 for India

The detailed Reference Guide of IGBC's LEED 2011for India for New Construction and Core & Shellwas launched at Conference on Green Buildings2012 at Kolkata.

The present standards are more stringent thanmany other rating systems in the world.

IGBC Green Homes Rating System(Version 2.0)

The advanced IGBC Green Homes Rating System(Version 2.0) was launched on 15 March 2012 atPune.

Today 350,000 green homes have embraced theconcept of Green Homes.

Earlier Green Building Rating Systemlaunched by IGBC include:

IGBC Green Factory Buildings IGBC Green SEZs

IGBC Green Townships

Seen from L-R: Mr S Srinivas, Principal Counsellor, CII-Godrej GBC; Mr V SureChairman, Conference on Green Homes & Former CMD, HUDCO & Principal

Executive Officer, HIRCO; Mr Naresh Zurmure, Additional Municipal Commissione

(Gen.) Pune Municipal Corporation; Mr Lalit Kumar Jain, Chairman, IGBC PuneChapter & President, CREDAI and Mr J R Tanti, Vice-Chair, IGBC Pune Chapter at release of IGBC Green Homes Rating System (Version 2.0)

Seen from L-R: Dr Saugat Mukherjee, Regional Director, CII-ER; Mr Subir Chaki,Vice-Chairman, CII West Bengal State Office; Mr Pradeep Dhobale, Chairman,

CII Environment Task Force, ER; Dr. Sudarsan Ghosh Dastidar, Honble Minister-in-charge, Department of Environment and PWD, Government of West Bengal;

Mr Janab Firhad Hakim, Honble Minister-In-Charge, Depar tment of UrbanDevelopment and Municipal Affairs, Government of West Bengal; Dr PremC Jain, Chairman, IGBC; Ar Shakuntala Ghosh, Chairperson, IGBC Kolkata

Chapter and Mr S Srinivas, Principal Counsellor, CII-Godrej GBC at the releaseof LEED 2011 for India

Upgraded versions of IGBC Green Building Rating Systems Launched


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IGBC Students Chapters

In its endeavor to seed green ideas in young minds and facilitate India to become one of the global leadersin embracing green building concepts, IGBC launched the following chapters in some of the Architectureand Engineering Colleges in India.

BESU, Kolkata

NIT, Tiruchirappalli

BMS College, Bangalore

Jadavpur University, Kolkata

College / University PlaceAcharya NRV School of Architecture BangaloreBearys Institute of Technology MangaloreBengal Engineering and ScienceUniversity (BESU)

Kolkata

BGS Institute of Technology Bangalore

BMS College of Engineering BangaloreBrindavan College of Engineering BangaloreCanara Engineering College MangaloreCEPT University AhmedabadDayananda Sagar College(Architectural Division)

Bangalore

Don Bosco Institute of Technology BangaloreHirasugar Institute of Technology,Nidasoshi

Bangalore

Jadavpur University KolkataJ S S Academy of TechnicalEducation

Bangalore

JNN College of Engineering ShimogaM S Ramaiah Institute of Technology

Bangalore

NIT TiruchirappalliP E S Institute of Technology BangalorePeriyar Maniammai University Thanjavur

Rachna Sansad MumbaiRajarajeswari College ofEngineering

Bangalore

RV College of Engineering BangaloreSir J.J College of Architecture MumbaiSir M Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology

Bangalore

Sri Jayachamarajendra College ofEngineering

Mysore


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India celebrates World GreenBuilding Week

This year, World Green Building Week 2012was celebrated during September 17-21 2012. The theme for this year was Green Buildings forGreat Communities" .

Some of the highlights celebrated in various citiesinclude the following :

City Event

Ahmedabad Launch of IGBC StudentChapter

Bangalore Green walkathon and unveilingof 'Clean City Green City logo

Hyderabad Week long events at theIndian School of Business,presentations, guided tour forfacility management teams

Jaipur Round table discussion

Kochi Cycle rally, presentations,poster & elocutioncompetitions for students

Kolkata Presentations

Cycle Rally, Kochi

Unveiling of ' Clean City Green City logo at World Green Building Week 2012Celebrations on 16 September 2012 at Bangalore

Launch of IGBC Student Chapter at CEPT, Ahmedabad

Mr. S. Suresh Kumar, Honble Minister of Law & Parliamentary Affairs and Urban Development, Government of Karnataka agging off of the Green Walkathon, as part o

World Green Building Week 2012 Celebrations, on 16 September 2012 at Bangalore. Also seen are Mr N A Harris, MLA and Former Miss Earth Ms Nicole Faria.


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Landscape Initiatives

Green Landscape Summit 2012

IGBC organised the second edition of GreenLandscape Summit 2012 on 19-20 January 2012 atBangalore.

The inaugural session was marked by the followingevents:

Inking of MoU with the Horticulture Department,

Government of Karnataka

The MoU aims to work together to identifyopportunities for improvements in existing parksof Karnataka and green landscape design forGovernment projects in Karnataka.

Release of Landscape Directory

The Directory aims to serve as a single point of

reference for those seeking information aboutLandscape related activities in the country.

Booklet on Gifts of Nature - 101 Native Plants ForGreen Landscape Released

On 17 October 2012, Mr David Steuerman,Programme Officer, Business and Biodiversity,

Convention on BiologicalDiversity, UNEP released animportant Booklet on "Gifts ofNature - 101 Native Plants ForGreen Landscape", the rst ofits kind in India.

The booklet aims to generateawareness on the need andimportance of our NativeSpecies.

Ms Vandita Sharma, IAS, Principal Secretary to Government, HorticultureDepartment, Government of Karnataka, delivering the specialaddress at the inaugural session of Green Landscape Summit 2012

Exchange of MoU between Ms Vandita Sharma, Principal Secretary toGovernment, Horticulture Department, Government of Karnataka and

Dr Prem C Jain, Chairman, IGBC at Green Landscape Summit 2012

Seen from L-R: Mr Anil Kumar V Epur, Chairman, Green Landscape Committee,CII-Godrej GBC; Ms Suchitra Ella, Chairperson, CII Andhra Pradesh; Mr DavidSteuerman, Programme Officer, Business and Biodiversity, , Convention onBiological Diversity, UNEP and Mr N Chandra Mohan Reddy I.F.S, Additional

Commissioner (Parks), Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation at therelease of the Booklet on Gifts of Nature 101 Native Plants For

Green Landscape


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Linkages with National andInternational Organisations

ORNL

On 21 October 2011, IGBC inked MoU with Oak RidgeNational Laboratory (ORNL) on cooperative efforts forpromoting green campuses including next generationlow-energy neighbourhood development.

IPA & IAPMO

IGBC also inked MoU with Indian PlumbingAssociation (IPA) & International Association ofPlumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) to jointly work in the areas of codes, certicationsand audits related to plumbing industry.

University of Salford - UK

Under this partnership, both the institutions willseek to encourage direct contact and cooperationbetween their faculty and administrative staff.Areas of co-operation include training, capacitybuilding and launch of PG courses.

CREDAI

On 25 November 2011, CREDAI and IGBC inked a joint partnership at CREDAI Conclave in New Delhi.

The partnership aims to promote educational andawareness programs on Green Buildings.

Exchange of MoU between Mr Lalit Kumar Jain, President, CREDAI

and Dr Prem C Jain, Chairman, IGBC

Exchange of MoU between Dr Prem C Jain, Chairman, IGBC andDr Thomas Zacharia, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in the presence of

Mr Tejendra Khanna, Hon'ble Lt. Governor of Delhi on 21 Oct 2011

Exchange of MoU between Mr C S Gupta, Indian Plumbing Association;Ms Megan Lehtonen, IAPMO Plumbing Codes and Standards India Pvt Ltd and

Mr S Raghupathy, CII

Exchange of MoU between Prof Michail Kagioglou, University of Salford, UKand Dr Prem C Jain, Chairman, IGBC


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Green Building Congress 2011

Event Highlights

Dr Farooq Abdullah, Honble Minister of New& Renewable Energy, Government of India,was the Chief Guest at the inaugural session ofGreen Building Congress 2011

Special interactive session with Mr TejendraKhanna, Honble Lt. Governor of Delhi

Over 5,000 visitors to the exhibition on greenbuilding products and technologies

Over 1,600 national and internationaldelegates

Over 120 stalls on green products andtechnologies

75 projects awarded with Green BuildingRating

Dr Farooq Abdullah, Honble Minister of New & Renewable Energy, Governmentof India addressing the delegates at the inaugural session of Green Building

Congress 2011 on 20 October 2011 at New Delh i

Dr Farooq Abdullah, Honble Minister of New & Renewable Energy, Governmentof India inaugurating the three-day International exhibition on Green Building

Products and technologies on 20 October 2011

Seen from L-R: Prof Ashok B Lall, Professor and Principal Architect, Ashok B Lall Architects; Dr Mark Ginsberg, Senior Executive, U.S. Department of Energy;Dr Prem C Jain, Chairman, Indian Green Building Council; Mr Pradeep Bhargava, Chairman, CII Godrej GBC Environment & Recycling Council and Managing

Director, Cummins Generator Technologies India Ltd; Mr S Raghupathy, Executive Director, CII-Godrej GBC; Mr Mark M MacCracken, Chairman, U.S. Green Building

Council & CEO, Calmac and Mr V Suresh, Principal Executive Officer, HIRCO at the Interactive CEOs Session on Green Buildings

Mr Tejendra Khanna, Honble Lt. Governor of Delhi addressing the delegates atthe special session on 21 October 2011 at Green Building Congress 2011


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Some of the Green Crusaders receiving IGBC Awardat Green Building Congress 2011


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Participants of the training programme held on 20 April 2012 at Bangalore

Glimpses of other Green Building events

Mr Mahesh Ramanujam COO, USGBC at the interactive sessionon 17 December 2011 at New Delhi

Seen from L-R: Mr Shekar Reddy, Chairman, IGBC Hyderabad Chapter; Mr JohnMerritt,Chief Executive Officer,Environment Protection Authority, Victoria andDr Gillian Sparkes, Chair, Sustainability Victoria at the Interaction & One-on-

One Meeting with Australian Clean Technology Delegation on 23 February

2012 at Hyderabad

Seen from L-R: Mr Alejandro Morales, Chief of Construction Technology,Value and Budget Housing Corporation Ltd; Mr Ajit Chordia, Vice Chairman,IGBC Chennai Chapter & Managing Director, Olympia Techpark Limited; MsSangeeta Prasad, Convenor, Physical Infrastructure Panel, CII, Tamil Nadu &

CEO, Mahindra World City Developers Limited; Mr S N Eisenhower, Chairman,CII Chennai Zone & Director - Operations, Saint-gobain Glass India Pvt Ltd andMr Manzer Hussain, Convenor, Infrastructure Panel, CII Chennai Zone & ChiefOperating Officer HIRCO Limited at the Conference on Affordable Housing for

All held on 5 October 2012 at Chennai

Mr. Penchala Reddy Vice Chairman,. TUDA addressing the delegates at the Awareness Programme on Green Buildings, 25 February 2012, Tirupati

Seen from L-R: Mr S Raghupathy, Executive Director, CII Godrej GBC;Dr Prem C Jain, Chairman, IGBC; Honble Ted Baillieu, Premier, State of Victoria;Mr Kamal Meattle, Chief Executive Officer & Director, Paharpur Business Centre& Software Technologies Incubator Park and Mr Raghu, Deputy Director, CII atthe session on Building Sustainable and Liveable Cities of the Future of India on

22 February 2012 at New Delhi


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