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Futuristic Bengaluru Airport City Now Has The Green Cities Platinum Certification

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Bengaluru Airport City Limited just bagged the award of the Indian Green Building Council’s Green Cities Platinum certification. This is surely an incredible achievement by the Bengaluru Airport City Limited. BACL is a Bangalore International Airport Limited-owned subsidiary. This platinum certification is awarded to acknowledge their efforts, planning, and strategies in several categories. Let’s take a look at these.

Bengaluru Airport City Limited Received The Award For These Strategies

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They have worked exceedingly well and perfected great plans for different aspects. This certification is to recognise their efforts. Some of their strategies are for these categories:

Rao Munukutla, the CEO of BACL shared that people at BACL are very proud to receive the IGBC Green Cities certification. He focused on how this certification recognises their commitment and determination to sustainability. Also, this award recognises BACL’s innovative and sustainability-driven design sensibility.

Rao Munukutla also shared how they have already aligned with the UN sustainable development goals to enhance focus on these areas of sustainability; economic, environmental, and social.

Initiatives Of BACL:

Bengaluru Airport City Limited is building a great standard when it comes to sustainable urban development. People associated with BACL are working holistically to turn their dreams of sustainable development into a reality. The architects, concessionaires, designers, developers, and engineers work following design interventions and sustainability design guidelines. They have come up with many approaches and initiatives to work on this.

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Aren’t these initiatives great?

Cover Image Courtesy: Press release